PECCO BAGNAIA put himself back in MotoGP title contention as he saw off Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales to take victory in the Silverstone sunshine.
The Ducati Lenovo rider reignited his championship hopes after a tense 20 laps in front of more than 41,000 fans to beat the Spaniard by just under half a second.
And the Italian, who also won the previous race at Assen in July, last night revealed it was all down to a tyre gamble, encouraged by friend and mentor Valentino Rossi.
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