🔥 SHOCKING: Ducati Sets HARSH CONDITION for Bagnaia After Spanish GP – “If He Repeats Marc’s Weakness It’s ALL OVER” – Just 5 Minutes Later Pecco SPEAKS OUT!
The atmosphere within the Ducati garage has reportedly turned ice-cold following a less-than-stellar Spanish Grand Prix for the factory team. In a stunning development, Ducati management has allegedly laid down a harsh ultimatum to reigning champion Pecco Bagnaia, directly linking his future with the team to avoiding a repeat of teammate Marc Márquez’s dramatic crash. The chilling message, “If he repeats Marc’s weakness, it’s ALL OVER,” was reportedly delivered with brutal clarity.
Sources within the Ducati camp suggest that the top brass are increasingly concerned about the contrasting fortunes of their two star riders. While Márquez’s aggressive pace ultimately ended in the gravel trap, Bagnaia struggled to find his rhythm throughout the Jerez weekend, finishing well behind expectations for a reigning champion at a track where he has historically excelled. This disparity in performance, coupled with the costly DNF for Márquez, has apparently led to a no-nonsense directive aimed squarely at Bagnaia: consistency and avoiding unforced errors are now paramount.
Just a mere five minutes after this alleged ultimatum was delivered, Pecco Bagnaia himself addressed the media in a hastily arranged press conference. While noticeably subdued, Bagnaia spoke candidly about his struggles in the Spanish Grand Prix, admitting to a lack of feeling with the bike and an inability to push to the limit. Intriguingly, while he acknowledged Márquez’s speed, he also subtly pointed towards the fine line between brilliance and disaster, perhaps hinting at the inherent risks of pushing beyond the bike’s limits – a thinly veiled reference to his teammate’s crash.
The swift and seemingly coordinated sequence of Ducati’s stern warning followed by Bagnaia’s public address has sent ripples of speculation through the MotoGP paddock. Is Ducati genuinely concerned about Bagnaia’s performance, or is this a calculated move to apply pressure and extract maximum performance from their reigning champion? The stark ultimatum and Bagnaia’s somewhat defensive response have undoubtedly added a layer of intense pressure to his upcoming races, with the implication being clear: Ducati expects results, and any perceived “weakness” mirroring Márquez’s costly error could have serious consequences for Bagnaia’s future with the factory team.
