Why Ducati could have an advantage over Aprilia at Aragon GP
Ducati MotoGP riders Francesco Bagnaia and Fabio di Giannantonio believe the Borgo Panigale has “more potential” than Aprilia at this weekend’s Aragon Grand Prix. The duo feels that the anti-clockwise circuit, renowned for its grippy surface, will play into the strengths of the Desmosedici and allow Ducati to bounce back after a difficult weekend at Silverstone. While reigning ... Keep reading
Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia and Fabio di Giannantonio believe their bikes have more potential than Aprilia's at the upcoming Aragon Grand Prix. The anti-clockwise circuit, with its grippy surface, could help Ducati riders bounce back from a difficult weekend at Silverstone. While Marc Marquez leads the championship, Bagnaia is confident that Ducati riders will perform well, citing the track layout's resemblance to Brno.
Aprilia has scored seven wins this year, while Ducati has taken five. However, VR46's Fabio di Giannantonio believes the advantage on low-grip tracks won't be as relevant at Aragon, which has one of the highest levels of grip on the calendar. Di Giannantonio urges Ducati not to focus on paper-based advantages and instead concentrate on improving their package with rider and bike performance.
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