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Francesco Bagnaia Highlights Benefits of Panigale Training Ahead of Portuguese MotoGP

1 years ago By Sports Desk

Francesco Bagnaia is ready to tackle the MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix after highlighting the benefits of training on the Ducati Panigale. The Italian driver, who won the season opener in Qatar, is confident in his preparations for the Portimao race, stressing the importance of training with Panigale as preparation for the challenges on the road.

Bagnaia, who has won in Portimao in the past, expressed his enthusiasm for the track, describing it as one of his favorites due to its unique characteristics, with challenging climbs and descents. He is determined to maintain his strong performance and get another win this weekend.

Despite some problems during Friday’s practice in Qatar, Baghnaya did not face the same problems as last season. He explained that although they faced some problems on the first day in Doha, they were not as significant as the previous year when he struggled to set up the perfect bike.

Bagnaia is confident that bike setup can make a difference in Portimão, even though the track is more about rider feel than the bike itself. He expects his team to have a good day’s work in Saturday’s practice and aims to be as prepared as possible for the race.

In addition, Bagnaia commented on the benefits of training on a road bike, such as the Ducati Panigale, in preparation for a MotoGP event. While training on the Panigale will help you adapt to the speed, he emphasized that the experience of riding a MotoGP bike is unique and requires a different approach.

With renewed confidence after victory in Qatar and fond memories of Portimao, Bagnaia is determined to maintain his strong performance and look for another victory this weekend. His previous experience on the track and his focus on training put him in a strong position to once again compete for the top of the podium.

Therefore, as he prepares for the Portuguese Grand Prix, Bagnaia emphasizes the importance of comprehensive preparation, including physical and mental preparation, as well as bike development. With his natural talent and determination, he is ready to face the challenges that Portimão presents and look for another victory to strengthen his position as one of MotoGP’s leading riders.

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