Ducati Corse general manager Gigi Dall’Igna has given some insight on168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Francesco Bagnaia’s struggles at the Thai MotoGP.

Bagnaia finished third, behind both 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez and Alex Marquez, in the two races in Buriram – both the Sprint and the Grand Prix – having strugglꦿed with front tyre wear in the half-distance race on Saturday and then with🎀 front tyre temperature while following in Sunday’s Grand Prix.

Dall’Igna explained that the Thai MotoGP was indicative for Ducati as the opening race of the season, and that, while 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Ducati Lenovo’s new signing Marc Marquez is already fully up-to-speed with this year’s Desmosedici package,🍎 Bagnaia is still🧔 catching up after a complicated preseason.

“The fir🔜st race is always the most complicated because you never know your level compared to the others,” Dall’Igna .

“I think Marc [Marquez] has the bike i🍨n his hands and already knows what to do.

“Pecco [Francesco Bagnaia], for various reasons,𓄧 has room for improvement and I expect him to bring it out.”

He added: “Marc ha🗹d easier tests, Pecco's were more tormented and this justifies that he has a bit of a delay in preparing for the races.”

Dall’Igna also indicated that Ducati has already begun improving on the GP24 base it decided in favour of in winter testing, creating a larger difference in specification between the factory-spec bikes and the standard GP24s of Gresini’s Alex Marquez𝕴 and 🌞Fermin Aldeguer, and VR46’s Franco Morbidelli.

“There is already a difference between the factory bikes and t☂he other Ducatis, in the Jerez tests we will try other developꦚments.”