168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Valentino Rossi revealed the anger felt by Francesco Bagnaia before his Spanish M⛦otoGP victory.

Although the Jerez round last w🍸eekend ended in glory for the reigning champion and factory Ducati star, only 24 hours earlier he was🥀 left fuming.

His sprint race ended inꦫ a cl🍃ash with Brad Binder, and Bagnaia disagreed with the official verdict that it was a racing incident.

"Pecco was very angry,” Rossi✤ told Sky Italia in Jerez.

“Because in the sprint there are riders who race withou🧜t thinking about the🦄 others.

“He felt fast in the dry and as he told me [on Sunday morning] he started with convicti🔜on and did everything well.

“He c🥂ame up from behind, made a double overtaking on Lap 6 where it's a matter of imagination, talent and a bit of madness.

“Above all he didn't give up even when Martin fell, because there he could have stopped thinking about the championship but instead he immediately mad⭕e🍨 Marc Marquez understand that it would be tough.

“I think we can give a [10 🐈out of 10 ]to his race.

“Pecco was very good in the fight, he made it clear that he wouldn't give up even i♏f Martin had fallen. He still had that little bit that he managed to get away with.

“He was very fast in the right-hand🐲 corners. It was ꦦa great satisfaction.

“Scepticism about Bagnaia? I would like to undeꦑrstand who these last sceptics are!”

Marco Bezzecchi of Rossi’s VR46 team completed a great day for The Doctor by earning his first podium of 𝕴the ✱year.

"We had a good opportunity ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚbecause he started on the front row and was able to make the most of it by finding a very important podium,” Rossi said about Bezzecchi.

Rossi timed his first trip into the MotoGP paddock of 2𒈔024 to perfection.

Two VR46 Academy graduates, Bagnaia and Bezzecchi, were either side of⭕ Marquez on t🥀he paddock.

💟Bagnaia has closed the gap to just 17 points to championship leader Jorge M🔯artin.

The f🎐ifth round of the season is in Le Mans next weekend.