Franco Morbidelli in the last roll of dice to stop ‘slipping the race’

Franco Morbidelli It has been warned that his MotoGP The race could be in its final stages unless you finally deliver.

Morbidelli is in his eighth main class campaign, but he has never rediscovered the way he saw him end up as runner -up in the 2020 season.

Now a VR46 Ducati, they have told him that time is running out.

“You could see your career sliding,” said Neil Hodgson of TNT Sports.

“He had a knee injury, then in a Yamaha was destroyed by his teammate Fabio Quartararo.

“Last season it didn’t work. But in the preseason it was at the end abrupt. We could see a resurgence. “

Franco Morbidelli ‘Go home’ with MotoGP change

The first Friday of the MotoGP round in Thailand last week saw an unpleasant reminder of the weakest moments of Morbidelli.

He was punished for navigating the racing line and interrupting Francesco Bagnaia, in the practice of Buriram. Morbidelli fulfilled a penalty of the network in the first Grand Prix in Thailand.

“The enigma that is Franco Morbidelli,” Michael Laverty evaluated.

“It’s so fast when he wants to be. Obviously, it has gone through the crisis.

“I think that a change of team, move to VR46 due to its history with Valentino and the Academy, is like going home.

“Known with the Ducati, he had difficulty adapting last year about the best bicycle on the network. He was joining.

“The stars could align. Do not forget that he was second in the world in a Yamaha in 2020 “.

Morbidelli suffered three difficult years in a Yamaha after finishing second in the 2020 campaign.

His change to Pramac, in a factory specification ducati, promised a lot, but an injury suffered during the preseason a year ago.

It meant that Morbidelli needed more to adapt to his machinery.

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