In just his fourth ever Moto2 race at Jerez Bagnaia finished 2nd. Moto2 World Championship SKY Racing Team VR46 (2017вЂ“2018) 2017 ДЄfter 4 seasons in the Moto3 category Championship, Bagnaia moved up to Moto2, racing for SKY Racing Team VR46, where he last rode in 2014, with Stefano Manzi as his teammate. In Valencia Rodrigo made a highside crash on the first lap approaching the last corner, again Bagnaia went down unavoidably. Rodrigo pushed out Fabio Di Giannantonio in Australia who went down and collected Bagnaia with him. Bagnaia had an opportunity to finish 2nd in the World Championship behind Brad Binder but was unfortunately taken out in both Phillip Island and Valencia by Gabriel Rodrigo. He finished the season with 145 points to place 4th in the Moto3 Championship with a total of 2 wins and 6 podiums. Bagnaia won his second race of the season at Sepang, winning the race comfortably with a big gap after Brad Binder, Joan Mir and Lorenzo Dalla Porta all crashed out in the same corner during the beginning of the race, which was filled with multiple crashes. After two average races and a crash at Brno, Bagnaia got his first pole position in the rain-affected Silverstone and finished second behind Brad Binder in a thrilling race. He now had 4 podiums in the first 8 races of the season and found himself fighting for the title. Followed by a crash at Barcelona, Bagnaia secured his first Grand Prix win at the historic Assen circuit in his 59th Moto3 race and it was the first win for Mahindra too. At his home race in Italy Bagnaia secured another 3rd position beating NiccolГІ Antonelli by 0.006 seconds. In 2016, Bagnaia started the season with a podium finish at Losail and another podium finish at Jerez, finishing 3rd on both occasions. He finished the season down in 14th place with 76 points. He also missed points in seven races, unclassified in five of those. Bagnaia only finished Top 10 during races five times.

Despite improving his championship position with two places and gaining 26 more points than the previous year on a new bike for the third straight season, this time a Mahindra it was still an up and down year for him. He was on his way to another podium finish at Silverstone but crashed with 2 laps remaining, fighting with NiccolГІ Antonelli for the 3rd place. In the next race at Mugello Bagnaia finished 4th, missing the podium with 0.003 seconds. In 2015, Bagnaia made another team and bike change, this time joining Aspar Team on a Mahindra and new teammates Juanfran Guevara and Jorge MartГn where he got his first podium at Le Mans finishing the race in 3rd place behind Romano Fenati and Enea Bastianini.

He finished the season in 16th position with 50 points. After scoring 42 points in the first 7 races of the campaign Bagnaia slumped badly during the second part of the season, only finishing in the points twice of the last 9 races, clearly affected by his injury. Bagnaia missed the races at Assen and Sachsenring due to injury. He finished top 10 five times during the first 7 races with a 4th-place finish at Le Mans as his best result, where he also set the fastest lap of the race. After failing to score points in his rookie season Bagnaia made a clear improvement after a strong pre-season and also switching bikes for the season, riding a KTM instead of Honda.

In 2014, Bagnaia switched team to join the newly formed Sky Racing Team by VR46 riding a KTM with same partner Romano Fenati. His best race was a 16th-place finish at Sepang. The season was a disappointing year for Bagnaia as he did not manage to get a single point in the 17 races he participated in. In 2013, Bagnaia made his Grand prix debut with Team Italia FMI with Romano Fenati as his partner riding a Honda.

Moto3 World Championship San Carlo Team Italia (2013) Bagnaia is also a member of the VR46 riders academy. In the 2012 CEV Moto3 season he rode a Honda NSF250R and finished 3rd in the championship behind ГЃlex MГЎrquez and Luca Amato with three podiums in seven races. Bagnaia made his pre-GP 125 Mediterranean championship debut with Monlau CompeticiГіn team in 2010 and finished 2nd in the championship. 1.4.2 Ducati Lenovo Team (2021вЂ“present)Д«orn in Torino (Turin, Italy), Bagnaia was successful in Minimoto and he won the European MiniGP championship in 2009.1.2.4 Pull & Bear Aspar Mahindra Team (2016).1.2.3 Mapfre Team Mahindra Moto3 (2015).Francesco 'Pecco' Bagnaia (born 14 January 1997 in Turin) is an Italian motorcycle racer competing in MotoGP for the Ducati Lenovo Team.Д«agnaia became the 2018 Moto2 World Champion after winning 8 races during the season becoming the second rider from the VR46 academy to win a world title after Franco Morbidelli and the only two riders from the academy that have won the Moto2 championship.

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