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100KM DEI CAMPIONI 2025 (NOVEMBER EDITION) | Luca Marini congratulating Pecco Bagnaia after the race.

He knows the exact moment he fell. It doesn’t lessen his guilt, but at least he knows. If he tries – if it could be called trying when all he has to do is close his eyes – he can still feel George's hand on his shoulder. The bar had been crowded, packed with revellers enjoying the music and last of the warm summer nights, and they’d been lucky to find a bench to perch on. He can't remember what they’d been talking about. One of those animated, giddy-on-sunshine-and-freedom conversations that disappear like candy floss. Yachts, perhaps, or where they'd had the best meal so far. Pierre remembers the touch, though. The lean in so George can be heard over the band, the casual drape of his arm around Pierre's shoulders to bring his ear to George's mouth, the brush of his thumb against the side of Pierre’s neck. It was quick. Ordinary. It meant nothing. It changed everything. He’d laughed on autopilot and carried on the conversation as if everything was normal while the room tilted away from him – like being too drunk, but his beer was still half-full – and spent the rest of the night trying not to lean too close, to keep his eyes up, to be good.

Clearing out my camera roll 6310/?

100KM DEI CAMPIONI 2025 (NOVEMBER EDITION) | Pecco Bagnaia and Luca Marini on Saturday.

GOIANIA 2026 | Luca Marini joining Marco Bezzecchi, Andrea Migno and Pecco Bagnaia in front of the VR46 box during the Moto3 FP1 delay.

BRNO 2025 | Pecco Bagnaia and Luca Marini talking before the start of the press conference.