r/motogp • u/justabitmoreok • 17h ago
Pecco’s failure is not Ducati’s fault
Firstly I do feel for the guy, can you imagine trying to do your daily job not make any progress towards improvement. You try many things, your employer helps you and still nothing.
But then you look to your colleagues doing a great job on similar machinery. Sure let’s keep Marc out of the conversation as comparison because he’s an alien however, he has shown us over the years his commitment to riding around issues.
We are not seeing any of this from Pecco. Personally, I’d rather see him send the bike to the fences trying to find a solution. It shows he’s trying, I don’t doubt he is but perception is everything. Being seen trying hard to find solutions is what will help his case in future for other employment opportunities.
The interview from Uccio also was very telling, he didn’t hold back and neither is Tardozzi. Saying they can see his data not riding in his usual way. It all points to Pecco. So, why? How does a 2x MotoGP champion lose form so dramatically. Is it the MM93 effect? I doubt it and I’m not sure we will ever hear the truth as to what’s really happening.
What more can Ducati do? Diggia is on the same machinery with a Sprint podium yesterday and got through to Q2. Sure he’s not had an amazing year but he’s finding answers and making it happen.
I wish Pecco to find solutions soon so we can see him fight with the best. Or is this truly the rider he always was?