Gigi Dall’Igna, Ducati’s General Manager, has admitted that MotoGP is still grappling with the “aftershock” of the controversial collision between Pecco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez at the Aragon Grand Prix.

The incident, which sent shockwaves through the racing community, has left lingering effects on the sport as teams, riders, and fans continue to react to the fallout.

Dall’Igna acknowledged that the collision, which saw two of MotoGP’s biggest stars involved in a dramatic crash, has sparked ongoing debates about safety, responsibility, and the future direction of the sport. He expressed concern that MotoGP has struggled to fully move past the incident, as the ripple effects continue to influence discussions within the paddock.

The Aragon collision not only highlighted the intense rivalry between Bagnaia and Marquez but also raised questions about the risks involved in high-speed racing. Dall’Igna’s comments reflect the broader challenge MotoGP faces in balancing competitive excitement with the need for rider safety and the potential consequences of on-track accidents.

As the sport moves forward, Dall’Igna remains focused on ensuring that lessons are learned from the incident while working to restore a sense of stability and focus on racing performance.