Francesco Bagnaia explains “disaster” race end as "pain" set in

MotoGP champion reflects on agonising conclusion to San Marino MotoGP

Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia says the final laps of his MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix were “a disaster” because he lost concentration and began to feel more pain from his injuries.

Having largely kept Marquez at arm’s length, in the final laps Bagnaia dropped right off to end up 3.1s behind at the chequered flag. “It was a disaster because it was like in one moment all of the painkiller effect finished. It was a disaster.” “After what happened last week, yes, considering on Monday I wasn’t able to do that much,” he replied when asked if he would have signed for this championship result pre-weekend.

“With the legs, you can manage it using the arms more. But you can’t use your legs to be fast like you use your arms. So, it was a bit more difficult riding.

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