“He calls me Crashquez” Pecco Bagnaia vented his anger, blaming Marc Márquez for his defeat at the Emilia Romagna GP

Pecco Bagnaia did not hold back in expressing his frustration following a disappointing performance at the Emilia Romagna GP, where he pointed fingers at Marc Márquez for his defeat. In an emotional post-race interview, Bagnaia revealed that Márquez’s actions on the track played a significant role in his inability to secure a better finish.

“He calls me Crashquez,” Bagnaia vented, referring to Márquez’s nickname for him, which he used as a jab following their past on-track encounters. “But it was Márquez who caused the chaos that affected my race. I was racing clean, and then he made a reckless move that ruined everything.”

The collision, which took place during a crucial moment of the race, not only impacted Bagnaia’s standings but also reignited their long-standing rivalry. Bagnaia’s anger highlights the intense emotions that come with competing at the highest levels of MotoGP, where every point counts in the championship chase.

As the dust settles from the Emilia Romagna GP, fans and commentators are eager to see how this rivalry will play out in upcoming races. With tensions high and the championship on the line, both riders will be looking to prove themselves in the next round of the MotoGP season.