**New Footage Reveals Fresh Insights into Marquez-Bulega Clash at Ducati’s Race of Champions**

New video reveals additional details of Marc Marquez and Nicolo Bulega's incident

Spectator recordings suggest possible contact

Recently released video provides an alternative perspective on the crash involving Marc Marquez and Nicolo Bulega.

The Lenovo Race of Champions at World Ducati Week on Saturday was highlighted by a final turn clash involving riders from MotoGP and World Superbikes.

Bulega skidded off into the gravel, allowing Marquez to secure a spot on the podium.

Results of the 2024 Ducati Race of Champions

You can view the initial recording of the event starting at 47:00 in the video below.

Spectators are determining if there was any contact from an alternative viewpoint.

Motorcycle enthusiast and YouTuber Luca Savadori was present in the grandstands at Misano, where he personally captured footage of the incident.

Here is the video he captured of Marquez and Bulega.

Check out this Instagram post from Luca Salvadori (@lucasalvadoriofficial).

Ducati concluded that the riders "came into contact".

Marquez apologized to Bulega for the incident and maintained that he was unsure whether any contact had occurred.

The Lenovo Race of Champions is a highlight event that features Ducati riders from MotoGP, World Superbike, and British Superbikes.

All of them were on the newly released Ducati Panigale V4, which had been introduced just a few days ago.

However, the episode involving Marquez could serve as a gentle nudge, indicating potential shifts at the leading manufacturer.

In the coming year, he will join Bagnaia on the official team, a move that has already sparked debate.

A major topic of discussion in the paddock is how Ducati handles the eight-time world champion while also managing their star rider.

Next weekend, the MotoGP season picks back up at Silverstone, with reigning champion Bagnaia currently at the top of the standings.

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