Bagnaia’s early impressions about the new Ducati GP25 were largely positive after a first try-out in Barcelona
Francesco Bagnaia has said he can already notice a “huge” difference between Ducati’s new MotoGP prototype and the outgoing GP24 bike with which he took 11 grand prix wins this year. The two-time MotoGP champion got his first opportunity to sample an early version of the GP25 that he will be racing in 2025 when he took to the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya on Tuesday for the official post-season running.
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