MotoGP rider Fermin Aldeguer has defended his actions following a collision with Francesco Bagnaia, stating the maneuver was not reckless. The incident occurred during a recent race weekend, prompting Aldeguer to address the controversy.
"It wasn't a crazy move," Aldeguer said in his defense, maintaining that the contact was a racing incident rather than an intentional or dangerous overtake. The Spaniard's comments come as both riders compete in the 2026 MotoGP championship.
Bagnaia, a multiple world champion, was involved in the crash that drew scrutiny from fans and analysts alike. Aldeguer's response aims to clarify his perspective on the on-track battle that led to the Italian rider's fall.
