Nicolò Bulega between Valentino Rossi and… Max Biaggi
After winning the Superbike World Championship, the rider from Reggio Emilia is now drawing some significant comparisons ahead of his return to MotoGP.
After winning the Superbike World Championship, the rider from Reggio Emilia is now drawing some significant comparisons ahead of his return to MotoGP.
The Spanish rider, who missed four race weekends due to injury, will be back in the saddle on the Tech3 KTM.
The longtime test driver from the Borgo Panigale-based manufacturer talks about the Piedmontese driver
“It seems like he’s forgotten how to drive, but that’s not the case.”
Following the controversy of the past few weeks, there are signs of a thaw in the pit of the two-time MotoGP champion.
The Honda rider recounted the scare he experienced in Austria
The 2020 world champion, who already missed the race in Austria, will not compete in the next two Grand Prix races either.
The team manager from Borgo Panigale spoke after the difficult weekend in Austria: “The situation has become more complicated.”
"“It’s hard to assess this weekend; we worked well and did our best. The other Ducatis closed in on me, not the other way around.""
The Ducati rider was unable to finish higher than fifth, partly due to a mechanical problem
The KTM rider spoke after his victory in the Austrian Grand Prix
The KTM rider won his first MotoGP race at the team’s home track
The Piedmontese driver commented on his sixth-place finish in the Sprint race.
The Catalan driver spoke after finishing second in the Sprint Race in Austria
The KTM rider does whatever he wants but crashes with three laps to go
There are just 15 thousandths of a second separating the Aprilia rider and the Ducati rider, who are tied for the lead in the overall standings.
The former Roman rider analyzed the crisis currently plaguing the Piedmontese rider
The Piedmontese driver commented despondently on his performance in Austria
On Friday’s pre-qualifying session for the Austrian Grand Prix, the three-time world champion once again posted a disappointing result.
“Do you remember how well I did last year on the circuits where I raced as a wild card?” the Spaniard asks.
“I didn’t see any VR46 representatives in the pit, and that’s a red flag for me; a rider in such a delicate situation needs to be protected.”
The Piedmontese driver speaks out after the uproar caused by his comments to Fabio Di Giannantonio
The MotoGP season heads toward the Austrian Grand Prix with one certainty but also a question mark regarding the Catalan rider.
A crash for the SBK champion, whom Ducati is considering as a potential replacement for Bagnaia in MotoGP: Bulega was testing the 2027 850.
The Forlì-based rider analyzed the current form of the Catalan rider, who has regained the lead in the world standings
The Forlì-born former Ducati rider spoke about the scandal that is rocking MotoGP: “Pecco will have to tell us what’s going on.”
The off-air exchange with Di Giannantonio did not sit well with the Borgo Panigale headquarters
“After a mistake, it’s essential to get back on the bike as soon as possible,” the Aprilia rider emphasized.
“Misano didn’t go exactly as we expected, but we’re focusing on the positives,” the Spaniard explained
The off-air incident at Misano is still sparking debate: the Sky Sport commentator weighed in on the issue, speaking his mind without mincing words.