Italian motorcycle racer Francesco “Pecco” Bagnaia apologized after being involved in a traffic accident early Tuesday in Ibiza and tripled his blood alcohol level. with a result of 0.83 mg/l, as confirmed by Eph.
The MotoGP rider with the Ducati team, recent Assen Grand Prix champion in June, will have to face a speedy trial for a crime against road safety and the judge will impose the punishment he or she thinks is appropriate. and may involve the withdrawal of a driver’s license.
The accident occurred just after 3:00 a.m. Tuesday on Ses Salines road (EI-900) when the Citroën C-4 he was driving left the road in a minor event with no injuries.
Sant Josep Local Police and the Civil Guard traveled to the area, conducting breathalyzer tests on the pilot, with a positive result three times higher than the allowable rate of 0.25 mg/l.
Bagnaia apologized on social networks and explained that on Tuesday night he was in Ibiza with friends “at a party this break without MotoGP races.”
The 25-year-old detailed that he was celebrating his recent victory in Assen when at the exit of the disco, around three in the morning, at the roundabout he went to “two front wheels in a ditch without involving another vehicle or people”.
According to his report, breathalyser control conducted by the Police determined that he was drunk “above what is allowed by Spanish law.”
“I’m sorry what happened: I’m almost a teetotaler and it was a mistake I shouldn’t have made“, added the MotoGP rider.
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In this line, Bagnaia asked for “forgiveness” and made sure he learned his lesson: “You should not be behind the wheel if you have been drinking alcohol“, concludes his letter on social networks.
Source: La Verdad
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