Bagnaia Doesn't Want To Be Arrogant In MotoGP Valencia Despite Being Above Quartararo

Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia. (Photo: Instagram.com/@pecco63)

JAKARTA - Ducati rider, Francesco Bagnaia, is leading the competition for the 2022 MotoGP world title. He is far ahead of his closest competitor, Fabio Quartararo.

Ahead of the Valencia MotoGP on November 6 which will be the last series of the season, Bagnaia is in an advantageous position. He is 23 points ahead of Quartararo who occupies second place.

If based on the count, Bagnaia only needs three more points to become champion. He can still be sure to become the champion even though he finished in 13th position at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit.

In addition, Quartararo is certain to become world champion if Quartararo does not win the race. However, this situation did not make Bagnaia become jumawa.

The Italian rider said that winning the world title would not be as easy as the theories that emerged.

"It's easy to say (to win) now, but it will be very difficult because sometimes when you are careful you get more problems, more mistakes and also more distractions," said Bagnaia.

"I will try to do a normal weekend, because this year I crashed too much. Of course I will race smart, that's for sure," he continued.

After signaling that he will race with caution, Bagnaia made sure not to miss the chance to be victorious at the Valencia MotoGP.

"If I have the possibility to win, I will try to win again," he said.