MotoGP: Francesco Bagnaia makes the difference by ‘5 degrees’

Riding with hand injuries from Le Mans, Luca Marini narrowly missed out on a home Mugello podium in last weekend’s Italian MotoGP.
Francesco Bagnaia, MotoGP race, Italian MotoGP, 11 June
Francesco Bagnaia, MotoGP race, Italian MotoGP, 11 June

Meanwhile, countryman and factory Ducati rider 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia extended his title lead with ꧅a perfect double of Sprint and Grand Prix wins.

T🌞he analytical Marini was clear where the reigning world 𒅌champion had the edge.

“He is able to gain everything in the last corner. Three-tenths a lap,” Marini reveal🥃ed.

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“He brakes well. If I try to brake like him, I cannot turn the bike like him in the middle of ওthe corneඣr. Then [like in all] the left corners in the world, Pecco leans less. Less than everybody.

“Because for his riding style, he stays five degrees mor♌e upright with the bike. So he has a lot of grip. But even if he has less lean angle, he stil💟l turns better than you.

“So he has a very good setting. He can ride the bike very well, aꦺnd then he is also very good at doing everything correctly with his༒ bike. He deserved this race [victory] because all weekend he was the strongest.”

Pressed on how he thinks Bagnaia can lean the🅠 bike less than the others, Marini added:

“Ducati said because ဣwith his body he goes lower, and so the centre of gravity is in the same position as you 🌟[with more lean angle] because he's so [low] off the bike.

“I tried, but for me it’s impossible, because I'm so tall. If I try to do this, then to pick myself up and go onto the other si꧅de of the bike, for example, I'm very slow. So, it's impossible. Everybody has to keep his own riding style.”

Bagnaia’s left-hand skills could pay dividends this weekend at t﷽he Sachsenring, which contains ten left-hand corners, but just three on the right.

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