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Neil Hodgson sees Pecco Bagnaia as a ‘true machine’: ‘He’s still improving, still learning’

by Daniel Rhodes
February 24, 2025
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Neil Hodgson sees Pecco Bagnaia as a ‘true machine’: ‘He’s still improving, still learning’
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Pecco Bagnaia has two world titles in MotoGP (three in total) and although he has less than his (new) teammate, he is still growing strongly. That’s the opinion of Neil Hodgson, who spoke about how the Italian is improving.

The TNT Sports presenter was in conversation with Crash and admitted that the Italian manufacturer has a lot of talent in the garage, and although one rider has many more titles than the other, the younger of the two is still evolving: ‘I think they’re both very talented. Obviously, Marc [Márquez] has more world titles, but I feel that Pecco [Francesco Bagnaia] is still improving, still learning, and he’s a true machine’.

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Bagnaia is sometimes still undervalued, even today with some people questioning his talent, despite the titles won, which goes against the Briton’s conviction, who sees in #63 a great capacity to respond to adversity:

– Anyone who undervalues Pecco Bagnaia does so at their own risk, isn’t that right? Often during a race weekend, he has a fairly average Friday, even an average Saturday, and then comes back and wins the Grand Prix on Sunday. So, I can see this continuing.

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