Bagnaia feels he raced like a 'number one' on his way to victory in MotoGP's Spanish GP after some doubts emerged following recent performances.
Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia says his Spanish Grand Prix victory"was a race from the number one" in response to doubts raised over his MotoGP form after his recent crashes.The world champion crashed out of the lead of the Americas GP two weeks ago and fell from second in the wet Argentina GP prior to that.
He batted away questions about pressure prior to the Spanish GP weekend and in parc ferme after beatingto victory in the main grand prix on Sunday, Bagnaia pointed to the number one plate on his Ducati in front of the cameras. "So, I think this race is a race from the number one and I'm very happy to respond to COTA with a win. So, it's great."
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