168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia was told he should💝 “respect” the toughest corner in Barcelona, and was criticised for the man🥃ner of his crash from the sprint race.

Bagnaia was the third leader of the Saturday sprint at the Catalunya MotoGP ♊-ღ after Raul Fernandez and Brad Binder - to fall out of the race.

It a꧂llowed Aleix Espargaro to win but, crucially for Bagnaia, saw him fall six points further behind in the title fight to leader Jorge Martin.

TN𒊎T Sports’ Neil Hodgson analysed his crash: “Unforced error, bizarre. With 🌜0.7s lead, you do not do that!

“Absolutely incredible. It’s a tricky corner, the hardest corner on the track. But you know 🐲that! It’s the danger corner. It’s ‘crash corner’.

“Treat it with respect. Lose a tenth there, it’s okay! You’ve got 0.7s lead, then go defensive near the end🗹 of the lap, and you win the race.

“I can’t believe what I have seen.

“That is a turning point in the championship. He is now a lotܫ of points behind.

“I know it’s only round sღix. But you can’t be giving away big points like that.”

Sylvain Guintoli adde💎d: “On♕ the last lap, if you are bored, 0.7s…

“You just dꦆon’t normally m๊ake those kinds of mistakes.

“I know Aleix was keeping the pressure on. But, at this level, Pecco🔴 should be able to make a cl🍎ean lap. Three or four tenths off what he can do, and still get away with it.

“There is absolutely no chance that༺🎉 P2 is going to get seven tenths on you, and be able to attack as well.

“This just highlights how tricky the track conditions🔯 were. And how easy it was to make a mistake.

“But this was an unforced error from Pecco. He won’t 🐼be happy with this𒈔.”

Bagnaia came♛ to Barcelona second in﷽ the MotoGP standings, 38 points from Martin.

But Marc Marquez and Enea Bastianini have overtaken Bagnaia now, who slips to fourth, 44 points from the top a🌜head of Sunday’s grand prix.