review Francesco Bagnaia to join Jack Miller in the Ducati Team next season

Publish Date : 2021-12-21 00:00:00


review Francesco Bagnaia to join Jack Miller in the Ducati Team next season

The 23-year-old Italian rider will join the official team next season after his first two years in MotoGP at Pramac Racing, a factory team supported by the house of Borgo Panigale, Born in Torino in 1997, Francesco 'Pecco' Bagnaia made his debut in the Moto3 World Championship in 2013 to make the leap to Moto2 in 2017, a category where he was proclaimed World Champion in 2018. 

He went up to MotoGP in 2019 with the Pramac Racing Team and this year Pecco has excelled on many occasions driving the Demosedici GP, achieving his first podium finish when he finished second in the Lenovo GP of San Marino and the Rimini Riviera Francesco Bagnaia: “I chose to be a Ducati rider before I was a Moto2 World Champion in 2018 and they chose me before I knew I would make it. 

This has been our bet because until then I had always been a fast rider, but had not achieved anything: Ducati decided to believe in me before everyone else We didn't know how it would go, but today, if I had to go back, I would have done the exact same thing. 

My MotoGP debut was not easy, but at Ducati they never doubted me: they have given me all the support and confidence that serve a rookie and allowed me to accumulate experience in 2019. I have listened to them, I have trusted them, and together We have learned to know each other, to understand each other and now we are a great team. 

They have taught me a working method that has allowed us to achieve great satisfactions and I think this is only the beginning. Today I am the happiest person in the world, for me it is a dream come true: being an official Ducati rider has always been my ambition and I have achieved it together with all those who have believed in me even when things were not going well. 

I want to give a special thanks to Claudio Domenicali, Gigi Dall'Igna, Paolo Ciabatti and Davide Tardozzi for their trust, to the Pramac Racing Team who have welcomed me like family and to the VR46 Riders Academy that has supported all these years".

Claudio Domenicali, Managing Director of Ducati Motor Holding: “Racing is a continually evolving technology incubator that represents a fundamental part of our company To be successful it is essential to continue investing in research and development and not be afraid to innovate and renew. For this reason I am very happy with the arrival of young and talented drivers who make us look to the future with optimism and with a constant desire to improve. 

Jack Miller and Pecco Bagnaia this year have shown that they can harness the potential of our Desmosedici GP and have earned this opportunity. His arrival to the official team from the Pramac Racing Team, where they have both grown up, is proof of the efficient collaboration that unites us with Paolo Campinoti's team, whom I want to thank. 

Having said that, Now we are focused on the current season because we want to achieve the best possible results with our two riders: Andrea, who in these eight years with us has been runner-up in the world three seasons in a row and has won 14 Grand Prix, becoming the most successful Ducati rider after Stoner, is still fighting for the world title. 

And also Danilo, who is working hard to fight for the podium again With them we will do our best to end this beautiful adventure together in the best possible way ”. who is working hard to fight for the podium again. With them we will do our best to end this beautiful adventure together in the best possible way ”who is working hard to fight for the podium again. 

With them we will do our best to end this beautiful adventure together in the best possible way En su segunda temporada de MotoGP con la moto Ducati Desmosedici GP del Pramac Racing Team, Francesco "Pecco" Bagnaia ha podido luchar por las primeras posiciones durante las primeras rondas del Campeonato del Mundo 2020 Detenido por una caída en los entrenamientos libres del GP de la República Checa en Brno, que le costó una fractura de la tibia derecha, el piloto turinés se vio obligado a perderse tres carreras antes de volver en el circuito de Misano Adriático en septiembre para la doble cita. 

En el Gran Premio Lenovo de San Marino y en la Riviera de Rimini, aunque todavía se estaba recuperando de la lesión, Pecco consiguió su primer podio en MotoGP, terminando segundo y estando a punto de ganar la siguiente ronda en su pista de casa. Gracias a sus buenas actuaciones durante la temporada 2020, Pecco fue promovido al equipo oficial Ducati para 2021.

Nacido en Turín el 14 de enero de 1997, Bagnaia dio los primeros pasos de su carrera en el motociclismo en las carreras de Minimoto. Coronado campeón de Europa de MiniGP en 2009, Pecco fue reclutado pronto por la VR46 Riders' Academy. 

Después de terminar segundo al final del Campeonato PreGP de 125, el piloto turinés participó en los Campeonatos de España de 2011 y 2012 en las categorías de 125cc y Moto3 respectivamente, terminando ambas temporadas con una victoria y el tercer puesto en la clasificación final. 

Preparado para el escenario mundial, Pecco debutó en el Campeonato del Mundo de Moto3 en 2013 con el Team Italia, antes de unirse al año siguiente al recién creado SKY Racing Team VR46. En 2015, con el Team Aspar, Bagnaia consiguió su primer podio en la categoría ligera, terminando tercero en el GP de Francia en Le Mans y luchando por el podio en varias otras ocasiones. 

En 2016, también llegó su primera victoria en el Campeonato del Mundo en Assen, y con seis podios (incluyendo dos victorias), terminó su tercera temporada en Moto3 en la cuarta posición de la general con 145 puntos.

En 2017 Bagnaia pasó a Moto2 con el Sky Racing Team VR46 y fue premiado como mejor Rookie del año, terminando su primera temporada en la categoría con cuatro podios. 2018 resultó ser el año decisivo para el joven piloto piamontés que, con ocho victorias y un total de 12 podios, consiguió el título de campeón del mundo de Moto2, y el ascenso a MotoGP para el año siguiente, con la moto Desmosedici GP del Pramac Racing Team.

Tras una primera parte de la temporada dedicada a adaptarse a la nueva categoría, Pecco comenzó a brillar a finales de 2019, logrando un excelente cuarto puesto en el GP de Australia De nuevo con la Ducati del equipo satélite italiano en 2020, consiguió subir a su primer podio en MotoGP y luchar por las primeras posiciones en varias otras ocasiones. Gracias a su determinación y talento, Pecco se ha ganado el acceso al equipo oficial de Ducati para la temporada 2021, en la que buscará apuntar alto en su tercer año en la categoría premier.



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