Francesco Bagnaia told Ducati he was running out of patience after the most recent setback at the Austrian Grand Prix.

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Compared to his request for an explanation for his tyre issues on Saturday, which was directed at Michelin, Bagnaia was much clearer and more serious in asking for answers from Ducati on Sunday.

MotoGP: "He has to get back to being determined, while we will have to make sure we provide him with what he needs to win. Marquez? His talent is unquestionable, and he is now back in top physical shape.

Ducati has dominated the Red Bull Ring since the Austrian Grand Prix returned to the MotoGP schedule in 2016, but although it won with a 1-2 in the 2025 edition it was a race of difficulty for most of the Desmosedici riders. Here are the Crash.net rider ratings for the Austrian MotoGP.

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