Francesco Bagnaia in a car crash in Ibiza, then fails a breathalyser test

Bagnaia’s car went off the road on Tu🎃esday morning.
ꩵA local paper, , published photographs of the crash.
Bagnaia said: “Last night I was in Ibiza with my friends for a party during this break fro🤪﷽m MotoGP.
“W𒐪e celebrated and toasted together for my victory at the Dutch ♔GP.
“As I was leaving the disco at 3am I was facing a roundabout when I endꦡed up with the front wheels in a ditch, without involving꧂ other vehicles or people.
“However, the alcohol test carrie✤d out by the police found that the blood alcohol level was higher than what is all🍌owed by Spanish law.
“I am sorry for ꦫwhat happened; I am practically a non-drinker, and it was a serious carelessness which should not have happened.
“I apologise to everyone, and I can a🥀ssure you that I have leaꦜrned my lesson.
“Nevไer get behind the wheel after drinking alcohol. Thank you.”
Accidente en Ibiza del piloto Francesco ‘Pecco’ Bagnaia, que da 0,87 en la prueba de෴ alcoholemia.
— Periódico de Ibiza (@periodicibiza)
The Ci🐲vil Guard and local police found him at the sc𝓰ene.
He had a positive result of 0.87 on a breathalyser test, according to the reports🧸, which is over the legal limit.
The Ducati🐻 rider was on holiday in Ibiza during MotoGP’s mid-season break.
He curreꦏntly sits fourth in the championship t🌳hat is led by Fabio Quartararo.

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