Jorge Lorenzo is lucky to have been a Yamaha rider and then to have also raced for Ducati, which means that he is never a loser depending on whether the scenario of a Grand Prix turns in favor of Fabio Quartararo or Pecco Bagnaia . This time, it was in the Red camp that glory was celebrated and Por Fuera could not be a stranger. So talking about Casey Stoner, Valentino Rossi and Giacomo Agostini is good, but he reminds us that he also counted in this 2022 consecration. How? He explains it…
Victory with 100 fathers and defeat is an orphan, they say, and we would almost be led to verify it since the last Valencia Grand Prixe, last of the year, ended by designating the 2022 MotoGP World Champion. Certainly, Pecco Bagnaia did the job for the first Italian thus crowned since Valentino Rossi 2009. He also succeeds Casey Stoner who hit the goal in 2007 for a factory Ducati compatriot of that of MV Agusta brand that Agostini served in 1972. A transalpine duo renewed in 2022... But there is also Jorge Lorenzo to integrate into this equation...
Therefore, Jorge Lorenzo, pilot Ducati during the 2017 and 2018 seasons, was also present to celebrate the victory of the world title of Francesco Bagnaia in Valencia. The Spanish pilot, questioned by the microphones of Sky Sport MotoGP, congratulated the new world champion, also pointing out a very small part of the merit in the development of the bike…
Jorge Lorenzo: “ I'm happy for them, too bad I didn't winé "
« I'm delighted for everyone. Pecco deserves it. He's a good guy and also for Ducati who made the most complete motorcycle » he begins. Then he adds: “ I think it's the most complete motorcycle in history. Dall'Igna and the engineers finally did it. I'm happy for them, too bad I didn't win ».
Then he ends with this revelation: “ when I was at Ducati I gradually understood how to take advantage of the bike and they also took my data. They thus made the motorcycle more maneuverable while maintaining great power and excellent traction. ". No but…
MotoGP Valencia: ranking
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