VR46 rider Marco Bezzecchi says he still does not feel “automatic” on the Ducati GP23 as it is “completely opposite” to its predecessor in MotoGP.
Having finished third in his sophomore campaign last year with victories in Argentina, France and India, Bezzecchi was expected to carry his form into 2024 as he moved to the GP23 bike with which Francesco Bagnaia won the 2023 title for the factory Ducati team.
So I’m working on it.” Bezzecchi made another tardy start in the Portuguese GP sprint last month, tumbling from sixth on the grid to 13th by the end of the opening lap. It marked the continuation of a trend seen throughout his MotoGP career, which has often left him with too many places to make up after relatively strong qualifying sessions.
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