Ducati: Gigi Dall’Igna Takes Another Swipe at Pecco Bagnaia
The CEO of the Borgo Panigale-based company didn’t miss the chance to take a few jabs at the Piedmontese rider
The CEO of the Borgo Panigale-based company didn’t miss the chance to take a few jabs at the Piedmontese rider
The only victory so far came in the Sprint race held in Thailand in early 2026
The longtime TV commentator for the MotoGP World Championship spoke his mind, without holding back, about the Piedmontese champion’s period of deep crisis.
The team manager of the Borgo Panigale team harshly reprimanded the Piedmontese driver
His retirement at the Aragon Grand Prix also prompted a terse statement from Gigi Dall’Igna, but Pecco Bagnaia was in a foul mood at the end of the day.
The Catalan driver wins on home soil and is getting closer and closer to the top of the overall standings
The Catalan driver wins on home turf and is getting closer and closer to the top of the overall standings
Two sides of the same coin for the Rossa: on one hand, Marquez’s victory in the Sprint; on the other, Pecco’s poor performance.
The Piedmontese driver is deeply disappointed after a disastrous weekend at Silverstone
Aprilia dominated the short race in England: the Borgo Panigale “Rosse” struggled
Marco Bezzecchi will start from fifth on the grid, ahead of Marc Marquez
Aprilia bikes took four of the top five spots at the end of pre-qualifying; only Di Giannantonio, in third place, broke the monopoly.
The Piedmontese rider will leave the Borgo Panigale factory team at the end of the season
As usual, the team manager of the Borgo Panigale factory team doesn’t mince words
In the coming days, Bagnaia will begin the rehabilitation program prescribed by the medical staff.
On a track that has historically been favorable to him, the Catalan driver secured pole position, edging out his brother Alex by 61 thousandths of a second.
The Catalan ends Friday with a big smile, while the Piedmontese certainly can’t say the same.
The team principal of the Borgo Panigale-based team took stock after the Dutch Grand Prix
It was a very busy week for Pecco Bagnaia, who, after retiring from the Assen race due to a Ducati mechanical failure, immediately headed to Domizia to be with his newborn son.
The Turin-based rider was in fourth place when his Desmosedici GP 26 essentially left him stranded.
In a surprise victory, the rider from Trackhouse—Aprilia’s satellite team—won Saturday’s short race
The Noale-based team has all of its bikes in the top four positions. Bezzecchi finishes third on his return; MM93 struggles.
The Aprilia rider was the fastest of them all at Assen
The Aprilia rider was the fastest of them all at Assen
The former Ducati rider speaks plainly: “Something didn’t work out”
While hinting at the lineup of the official Ducati team starting in 2027, the rider from Cervera hasn’t forgotten his current teammate.
Rumors had been circulating for some time, especially after his split from Ducati, but now it’s official
The Piedmontese rider will leave the Borgo Panigale team after 8 years and two world championships
The decisive pass came with six laps to go. With Bezzecchi out of the race, the Catalan rider is now 40 points behind the leader.
Pecco Bagnaia is back on the winner’s podium, ending a drought that had lasted since last year’s Malaysian GP Sprint race