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Bagnaia Confident of Overcoming Accident Trauma in Barcelona

Francesco Bagnaia has confirmed that his serious crash at Barcelona last season will not affect him this weekend.

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By
AGUNG SETYAHADI
· 3 minutes read
Ducati racer, Francesco Bagnaia, left the team garage during the practice session of the Spanish MotoGP Grand Prix series at the Jerez de la Frontera Circuit, Spain on Friday (26/4/2024).
AFP/JAVIER SORIANO

Ducati racer, Francesco Bagnaia, left the team garage during the practice session of the Spanish MotoGP Grand Prix series at the Jerez de la Frontera Circuit, Spain on Friday (26/4/2024).

BARCELONA, THURSDAY — Francesco Bagnaia returned to Barcelona without the trauma of the serious accident at turn two that made him difficult until the end of last season. The Ducati factory team racer also confirmed that he already knew what caused the strange accident so that this weekend there would be no hesitation in stepping on the gas. He is also optimistic that the Desmosedici GP24 will be better on the Barcelona track, which has minimal traction.

Bagnaia suffered a single accident when exiting turn two in Barcelona after the race's start. He was thrown into the air before falling onto the asphalt and then his leg was crushed by KTM racer Brad Binder. The accident resulted in injuries to his right leg, causing the swelling that made it difficult to hit the brake. The accident was also thought to be the cause of his difficult times in the following series as he appeared hesitant to take risks.

Editor:
PRASETYO EKO PRIHANANTO
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