MotoGP | Bagnaia strong in Assen, "Bez" realizes a dream: analysis [VIDEO]
Sandro Donato Grosso's assessments at the end of the last world event in Holland
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MotoGP GP Assen 2022 – “Pecco” Bagnaia and Marco Bezzecchi, for different reasons, achieved their goal in the last Dutch Grand Prix in Assen, the 11th round of the 2022 MotoGP world championship.
The Ducati Italian, after a series of errors and bad luck that did not allow him to keep up with the current championship leader, Fabio Quartararo, managed to bring the Borgo Panigale red bike back to the top step of the podium, chasing away bad thoughts and a pressure on your shoulders that you can't breathe.
An important turning point that will have to push him to confirm himself at these levels also starting from Silverstone. Behind him, on the podium, the good "Bez", capable not only of conquering the first podium of his career in MotoGP, but also of taking the VR46 team there. A day not to be forgotten that the young Italian rider, with a growing feeling with the Ducati, will try to confirm also in the second part of this championship.
Appointment in three weeks for the British Grand Prix, an event that will reopen the season after the classic mid-year summer break, more useful than ever for recharging the batteries.
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I wish Bagnaia my best "good luck", but that's not why I decided to write.
Half the championship has passed and still no one has written the slightest comment and certainly there have been points for discussion and not even a few.
Will it depend on Valentino's farewell to world championship racing? In unsuspecting times, they tried to say something in reference to the fact that, once Valentino's era was over, many, many "Supporters" would disappear, demonstrating what some claimed, that is, that this enormous number of fans was only present for enjoy the reflected light of the sample. Now that the light has gone out, they too are gone.
This post is here only to evaluate if and when the theory expressed above is really true or if it is just a physiological contraction of the support (or number of fans), which, in Vale's era, had expanded enormously .
I'm here to give us a heads up. please contact me again if you were already present, otherwise, sign up and let me know if I'm talking to someone or if I'm talking to the cosmic void.
Great Ducati
Great Pecco
Great Millerone
Without forgetting the great Italian and foreign riders riding the legendary Ducatona.