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After debuting his record of wins in the premier class in Aragon, just a week later, at the San Marino Grand Prix, Pecco Bagnaia added his second win, consecutively and with the same superiority shown a few days before, which comes to confirm that the young Italian rider forms, right now, together with the Ducati the best ‘package’ in the category.
Our specialists Uri Puigdemont and Germán Garcia Casanova analyze Sunday’s race at the Misano track in this new Motorsport.com podcast, where Pecco came out alive in the fight for the title.
But if the Italian added a monumental triumph, no less important was the second place achieved by the solid leader of the championship, Fabio Quartararo, who played his cards perfectly in a weekend that started difficult for him and in an atmosphere in which that you could think that he had begun to feel the vertigo of seeing himself as a champion. However, the Frenchman finished second, minimized losses and ran like a champion.
The one who already rules himself out for the final victory is the defender of the crown, Joan Mir, who despite feeling like a better rider than last year does not have the same means as his Ducati and Yamaha rivals as Suzuki slows down the evolutions in his GSX -RR.
The magnificent and unexpected podium achieved by Enea Bastianini, the race of Maverick Viñales, the bad moment of KTM or the tremendous mess that staged the ex-Petronas Malaysian team renamed RNF Racing, are other topics that deserve the analysis of our podcast.
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