Can Pecco Bagnaia really blame Alex Marquez clash for his title deficit?

Bagnaia has been critical of Marquez for their clash at the Aragon GP

Pecco Bagnaia has been vocal in his criticism of Alex Marquez, who he believes cost him the chance of victory at the Aragon Grand Prix. The Italian rider was leading the race when he collided with Marquez on the final lap, sending him crashing out of the race. Marquez was handed a penalty for the incident, but Bagnaia believes it was not enough.

Bagnaia has since said that he believes Marquez's actions were deliberate, and that he was trying to take him out of the race. Marquez has denied these claims, but Bagnaia is adamant that he is to blame for his lost victory.

The clash between Bagnaia and Marquez has had a significant impact on the MotoGP championship standings. Bagnaia is now 59 points behind Fabio Quartararo, who won the Aragon GP. With just five races remaining, Bagnaia's chances of winning the championship are now slim.

Marquez has defended his actions, saying he was not trying to take Bagnaia out of the race

Marquez has defended his actions, saying that he was not trying to take Bagnaia out of the race. He said that he was simply trying to make a pass, and that he did not expect Bagnaia to crash.

Marquez also said that he believes Bagnaia's comments are unfair, and that he is not to blame for his lost victory. He said that Bagnaia made a mistake by crashing, and that he should not be blaming others for his misfortune.

The clash between Bagnaia and Marquez has been a controversial one, and it is likely to continue to be debated for some time. It is up to each individual to decide who they believe is to blame for the incident.

Conclusion

The clash between Pecco Bagnaia and Alex Marquez at the Aragon Grand Prix has had a significant impact on the MotoGP championship standings. With just five races remaining, Bagnaia's chances of winning the championship are now slim. It is up to each individual to decide who they believe is to blame for the incident.