Gigi Dall’Igna has spoken for the first time about the incident in Aragon between 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia and Alex Marquez.

MotoGP champion Bagnaia and Ducati stablemate Marquez crashed dramatically out of the Aragon MotoGP🔴 last weeke𝕴nd.

Bagnai🎶a pointed tဣhe finger of blame at Marquez, who insisted he did not intentionally wipe the Italian out.

“It’s a real shame t𓃲o lose such precious points and it’s even more so for the way in which it happened,” Ducati general manager Da🔯ll’Igna wrote.

“Also because, after the vicissitudes of the weekend to which Pecco and his team had nevertheless managed to react, our champion was set to recover a podium with the tenacity of one that never gives up, after a start complicated once again by a soiled start boxꦺ.

“That contact with Ale♎x💦 Marquez then forced him to retire.

“A page to be turned and forgotten as soon as possible: we are entering the crucial stage of the world adventure, in which we must maintain positivity and focus: we now hail Misano and expect all our wonderful supporters for a week💞end under the Ducati banner!”

Bagnaia will head to the Italian manufacturer’s home round this weekend admi꧒tting he is not at 100% physical health, after crashing out at Aragon.

The clash between two Ducati riders too💮k some shine away from the magnificent ride of Marc Marquez.

The eight-time champion claimed pole position, won the spr🌱int race, then the grand prix. It was a maiden win riding Ducati machinery.

Dall’Igna continued: “In a weekend made very complicated by the condition of the Arಞagon track’s new🔯 tarmac, an amazing Marc Marquez triumphed, racing with disarming naturalness and confidence: crystalline class applied to determination worthy of a steamroller.

“He literally 📖dominated the whole weekend, the outcome of which was never in doubt, made clear right from the beginningཧ of free practice.

“This was the best way to celebrate the return of a champion to his winning ways, 🧔his first 🐠in Ducati, and after Sunday's bitter epilogue, gifting us with a joyful smile.

“Here, there was nothing left for anyone else: Jorge Martin understood this immediately and conducted an exemplary r🧸ace, indeed in both the Sprint and the GP races, making the most of his work with two very important second spots for the world championship, even more so after Pecco's forced exit.”

The MotoGP championship is again being leꦗd by Pramac Ducati r🐷ider Martin.

He holds a ♕23-point advantage from second-placed factory rider Bagnaia. Martin is 70 points clear of Marquez.

Misano, where consecutive MotoGP rounds will now be held, is traditionally a favourite of Bagnaia’s but the champion arrives in less than ideal con💯dition after his heavy fall.