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‘You have to be at the center of the project’ – Francesco Bagnaia

‘You have to be at the center of the project’ – Francesco Bagnaia
Alaa Alabidi
September 14, 2021

Francesco Bagnaia states that he is happier and more relaxed with his current team, which is essential for the result.

'You have to be at the center of the project' – Francesco Bagnaia

Credits: PSP/Lukasz Swiderek | Francesco Bagnaia

The first two seasons of Francesco Bagnaia’s MotoGP career with Pramac were not easy. Nevertheless, he performed well enough to be promoted to Ducati in 2021, and this year he has achieved impressive results, including his first victory in the premier class yesterday.

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The Italian told a press conference his adaptation to each category differed. He added that his adaptation period in MotoGP was different compared to his other categories. – In Moto3 I had difficulties being competitive, then I found a good situation at Aspar and I started to be competitive. I then moved up to Moto2 and was competitive from the start because I was rookie of the year with four podiums; It wasn’t a bad situation. And in the second year, I was the champion. Then I got to MotoGP and in the first two years, I had a lot of difficulties. Now that I’ve joined the factory team I feel amazing with everything – with the team, with the bike. Bagnaia believes that the situation he is in is essential for the results: ‘ I think that sometimes the situation you are in and the people you are working with is more important because you have to be at the center of the project and in this situation you can be happier and more relaxed. And I think this is my situation ‘.

Source: https://pt.motorcyclesports.net

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September 14, 2021
Alaa Alabidi

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