Francesco Bagnaia Explained Cause of smoke from Marc Marquez’s bike after ‘what went…
Following their latest racing mishap, the reigning MotoGP champion, Francesco Bagnaia, offered insight into the reason for the smoke coming from Marc Marquez’s bike. In a news conference, Bagnaia described the thrilling incident that took place on the track and clarified the technological problems that caused the unexpected event.
“After the collision, I noticed the smoke coming from Marc’s bike almost immediately,” Bagnaia said. “It was clear something was wrong, and I could see it affecting his performance.”
According to Bagnaia, the impact of their accident caused a mechanical failure, which was the main cause of the smoke. It looks that Marc’s exhaust system had damage when we first got in touch. As a result, oil began to spill into the engine’s hot parts.
Both riders were fighting for position when the collision happened at a tight turn. Bagnaia stressed that in high-stakes races where motorcycles and riders are pushed to their absolute limits, these kinds of technical breakdowns are not unusual. “These devices are quite sensitive, even yet their speed and accuracy are their main features. As we seen with Marc’s bike, even small damage might result in serious problems.”
Marquez overcame the setback and finished the race, but with a diminished effort because of his bike’s weakened state. Bagnaia stressed the value of safety and the durability of MotoGP motorcycles’ technology while expressing satisfaction that the situation did not result in a more serious accident.
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