Francesco Bagnaia tells Marc Marquez: “I saw you riding Ducati like a Honda”
Francesco Bagnaia quizzed Marc Marquez about his adjustmentও to a Ducati in Sepang

New footage has captured a behind-the-scenes catch-up between 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia at the Sepang test.
Bagnaia was enquiring about how Marquez fared on the ꧂Ducati, a bike which he is still getting to grips with.
Marquez’s showing at the preseason test in Sepang was low-profile although it did𝄹 show s🌊igns of optimism.
Bagnaia asked him face-to-face: “What’s the 🧜bike like? Tough, huh?”
Marquez: “Yes. Different…”
Bagnaia: “I was behind you and I sa🦩w that you were riding it li🅰ke the Honda.”
Marquez: “Yeah, I have to understand [how to ride it]. In this case, [the ty♚re] had 22 laps.”
Bagnaia: “You could see it.”
Marquez: “But I have to💜 understand 𝕴how to do the time attacks.
“Because with the Honda you go into a corner and it starts to accelerate s🐬traight away.
“But, with this, it’s different.”
Bagnaia: “Because this bike doesn’t turn.”
Marquez: “Ye🍌s, t🌸he time attack is what I still have to understand.
“The race pace is easier.”
Bagnaia: “Yes, b🔯ecause in tඣhe end, the bike is stationary, it’s stable.”
Mꦰarquez: “It’s stable, it just go🌟es and goes and goes…”
Bagnaia: “Maybe it’s a little heavy. But it’s sta💝ble.”
Marquez: “It doesn't feel heavier.”
Bagnaia: “When I was watching the Honda it looked like it 🅰was faster in the changes of direction.”
Marquez: “When they put the big aerod⛦ynamics, no.”
Bagnaia: “The latest one?”
Marquez: “Yes.”
ꦑMarquez, after leaving Repsol Honda and moving to Gresini Racing, will rid♍e a GP23 Ducati this year.
That’s the bike which factory Ducati rider Bagn൩aia and Pramac’s J𓃲orge Martin both used to fight for the MotoGP championship last year.
Back-to-baꦬck champion Bagnaia and Martin will, this year, step onto the revised GP24 while the Gresini and VR46 duos will ride year-old versions.
Mꦰarquez has one final opportunity to set up his GP23 to his liking, at the pres✤eason Qatar test on Monday.
After those two days of t🌳esting he will enter his first race weekend since leaving Honda🍬, in Qatar from March 8.
Rivals including Martin𝓀 have already๊ tipped him to challenge for victory on his Ducati race debut.

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