Francesco Bagnaia admits his MotoGP Motegi crash is still on his mind ⬇️
The Italian’s run of five-successive podium finishes came to an end last weekend at Motegi when he crashed on the final lap trying to pass championship leader Fabio Quartararo for eighth place having qualified down in 12th.
With a race to focus on this weekend, Bagnaia admits his thoughts are still tuned to what happened in Japan and better understanding his woes. Bagnaia held onto second in the standings by virtue of third-placed Aleix Espargaro not scoring any points in 16th after a mapping issue forced him to swap bikes on the warm-up lap.
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