Aragonese lace key

1. Motorland Partial #4.

The difference between a Ducati engine and any other engine is so great that the Borgo Panigale bike can neutralize any escape attempt by a non-Ducati rider simply by reaching the long straights of the Aragon circuit. Quartararo didn’t lose his three of his tenths in this partial. Multiplying this by the number of race laps -23- is the world.

2. The form of Pecco Bagnaia.

The Italian driver is in incredible condition. He’s got the speed, he’s got his fifth pole position of the season at Motorland, four straight wins, he’s full of confidence and he’s got the whole Ducati corps on his back. Tomorrow’s favourite.

3. Ducati wall.

This is a key we have repeated all season and it looks like it will repeat tomorrow as we have qualified five Ducatis on the first two rows of the grid. With all of the brand’s riders instructed not to interfere with Bagnaia, a real retaining wall could once again form behind Pecco.

4. Rear tire management.

At the previous Grand Prix at Misano, the drivers were able to race without worrying about the tires, but at Motorland their management will be one of the keys to the race. Performance drops sharply from the 10th lap. The Ducati has more power than other models and has more room to accelerate smoothly.

5. Departure of Aleix and Quartararo.

The man from Granollers, fourth on the grid, could fit perfectly into the lead of the race if he gets off to a good start. For Fabio, he warns: I know I’ll be taking a lot of risks, but I have no other choice. ”