Francesco Bagnaia’s MotoGP season hasn’t started as planned, with his Ducati teammate Marc Márquez winning the first two races. Unable to put up a strong fight, Bagnaia is already more than 30 points behind in the championship standings.
However, Ducati CEO Claudio Domenicali believes this situation won’t last long. Speaking to GPOne.com, he highlighted key factors to consider:
– I think Pecco started with two races that weren’t among his strongest. He finished winter testing with some difficulties that weren’t his fault, so we’re still not seeing his full potential.
The Italian executive is convinced that Bagnaia will bounce back from the Qatar GP onward: ‘I’m convinced that in the next few races, perhaps not in Austin since it’s a track particularly suited to Marc, but from Qatar onward, we will see a different championship’.
As we reported yesterday, the World Ducati Week broke all attendance records, and the Italian manufacturer's executives couldn't be happier. Claudio Domenicali was the face of that happiness, which brought thousands of people to Misano and also served, with the Race of Champions, to «prove» that Pecco Bagnaia is better…
In the days following the Assen MotoGP, the Ducati team and its fans are still basking in the glow of an extraordinary weekend. Claudio Domenicali, CEO of Ducati, expressed his delight over the performances of Ducati riders, culminating in a podium sweep by Pecco Bagnaia, Jorge Martin, and Enea Bastianini.…
Ducati is heavily invested in the upcoming MotoGP World Championship season, with a top-tier rider lineup consisting of Francesco Bagnaia and Marc Márquez. However, there are inherent challenges to overcome. Claudio Domenicali, CEO of the Borgo Panigale manufacturer, spoke to GPOne.com about how he views this rider pairing: ‘Challenge, harmony,…
