Ducati, Pecco Bagnaia peremptory over Marc Marquez
The words of Pecco Bagnaia
During the press conference for the presentation of the first weekend of the season in Thailand, Ducati centaur Pecco Bagnaia, among other topics, wanted to shed light on the relationship and the possible rainbow fight with his new teammate Marc Marquez.
"Between me and Marc there will be no agreement, but we are at the beginning and then it will be the track to determine the balance. We both want to win the championship, è the ambition of our team. I am convinced that we will fight several times and I do not think we can already start making a strategy. Now the most important thing è is to learn as much as possible from the new bike, we must work to prevent other manufacturers from approaching" began the Ducati centaur at the microphones of "Sky Sport MotoGp".
"It would be great to continue the winning streak in the opening race, but it is not è mandatory. Compared to last year I want to learn to keep more calm in certain situations, but if I have a chance to win I will try, of course. We know how strong Marc is, but there are also other very fast riders, such as Bezzecchi, the others powered by Ducati and even Acosta with the KTM" continued the Piedmontese rider.
"The winter break è always shorter and starting from here è different. It's always the first race, when you take the picture all together on the grid è fantastic. You feel that it is starting again and è it is a great feeling. We did a great job during testing and I am happy with the fact that my cues and Marc’s were very similar" added the number 63 of the Borgo Panigale stable.
"Jorge è was very unlucky. I fell in Malaysia twice and I was in a condition to restart, instead he è got very hurt and then è fell again in Andorra. He will have to wait to come back in the best condition, the scaphoid è a bone that takes a long time. I sent him a message and a huge hug. I told Martin to keep calm and not to rush because ité will be a long recovery. Another accident could jeopardize his career, so he should not rush it" concluded Pecco Bagnaia.
