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Tardozzi Reveals Francesco Bagnaia Ambition to Return Early at Portimao

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Tardozzi Reveals Francesco Bagnaia Ambition to Return Early at Portimao

Ducati Team Manager Davide Tardozzi has provided a crucial update regarding the physical condition of his star rider following a dramatic incident last weekend. The heavy crash suffered by Francesco Bagnaia during the Lusail Sprint race—triggered by a chaotic last-corner mistake from Fermin Aldeguer—sent shockwaves through the paddock and directly affected the Italian's championship momentum.

The high-speed collision occurred as riders battled fiercely for position, an intense scrap that also drew the attention of young sensation Pedro Acosta. The unfortunate contact left the factory Ducati rider sidelined, forcing him into an immediate medical evaluation and subsequent recovery phase to address his injuries.

Despite the severity of the crash, the double world champion harbors an immense desire to cut short his time on the sidelines and conclude his historic chapter with the Borgo Panigale factory directly on track. Tardozzi confirmed that the Italian rider is pushing hard behind the scenes to make a remarkable recovery ahead of schedule.

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"Bagnaia's strong desire is to try and be in Portimao," Tardozzi told television microphones. "We cannot decide it right now because we need the green light from the medical staff and we must carefully evaluate his post-surgery progress over the coming days."

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While a definitive confirmation for the upcoming Portuguese Grand Prix remains pending, the team is fully confident in seeing their star rider back in action before the season officially concludes at the Ricardo Tormo circuit. His potential return will not only bring a fitting end to his alliance with Ducati but also clear the path for crucial post-season testing duties.

"There is no doubt that he will be in Valencia, but we strongly hope to have him with us as early as Portimao," Tardozzi concluded, highlighting the unwavering determination of the Italian rider to beat the recovery clock.

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