A conversat♑ion between Marc Marquez and Pecco Bagnaia following the MotoGP Americas Grand Prix revealed issues the latter faced in the race.

A dramatic grand prix at the Circuit of the Americas began with the start being delayed after 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez triggered an exodus from the grid when he ran to swa✅p to his dry bike♛.

During the race, Marquez crashed on lap nine of 19 while comfortably leading and handed the victory to his factory Ducati team-mate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pecco Bagnaia.

A video released by MotoGP’s official website revealed a behind-the-scenes conversation between Marquez and Bagnaia that revealed the la🌄tter faced several issues during the grand prix.

“It was all dry,” Bagnaia began.

“I had the dry bike, but with wet tyres. One l😼ap last🦩s a lifetime like that.

“I thought, ‘I’ve got to go, I’ve got to go’. Then I saw you runnin🌜g off, and and I thought ‘he’s usually smart, he knows what he’s doing. I’ll go too’.

“B🐻ut when I got to my box, I haded him my bottle, go🐎t on the bike and then the lights came on.

“But I was kind of happy when they s❀aid🎶 ‘stop everything’.”

“I knew what I wanted to do,” Marquez replied.

After this, Bagnaia went on to reveal that he battled vibration issues during the grand🍌 prix at certain corners - something Marquez says didn't affect him.

“But today, you were faster,” Bagnaia dded. “🌺A bit faster than your🍸 brother. The problem was the rear vibration.

“I didn’t have any,” said in response, to which Bagnaia added: “No🎃, but🎃 after it started there was a lot of vibration at Turn 6, Turn 17, Turn 18.”

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Bagnaia’s victory at COTA was his first of what has so far been a tough 2025 campaign, as for most of it he 𓆉has been outclassed by new team-mate Marc Marquez.

After the Americas GP, Bagnaia is now just 12 points off the championship lead having entered the third round 31 points a🔯drift.

Heading to next weekend’s 🌞Qatar Grand Prix, Gresini’s Alex M▨arquez - who was second at COTA - lead the standings by a point over Marc Marquez.