Fabio di Giannantonio has criticised how Gresini Ducati “managed” his exit, and the furore around Marc Marquez.
Di Giannantonio is the unfortunate victim of Marquez’s will to quit Repsol Honda in favour of teaming with his brother Alex Marquez in 2024 in the Ducati satellite team.“I really put everything into this team. Because I really wanted to achieve the main goal with this team.“It is normal that a market.“They could have had more trust in me, honestly.
“In me, and , and our work. And they could have waited a little bit more, honestly."It's a risk" to ignore other offersHe was fourth in India then on the podium for the first time in Australia last weekend.Di Giannantonio hasn’t thought about Moto2 or World Superbikes yet: “At this moment, we just had to results because we don’t have anything for next year. Nothing for the future.
“At the moment, I never took into consideration other options in other classes because the goal is to stay in MotoGP.“It’s a risk but I want to take this risk for MotoGP.The past few weeks, caught up in the frenzy around Marquez, have been horrible for di Giannantonio.“On-track I am super happy about what I’m doing this year.“To improve like this, to arrive step-by-step…In India he broke down in tears after finishing fourth and was consoled by Ducati’s Paolo Ciabatti.
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