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Francesco Bagnaia beat title rival Fabio Quartararo to claim a home MotoGP win for Ducati at the Italian Grand Prix, as Marc Marquez made his last start for ...

Di Giannantonio faded to 11th in the end ahead of Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales, who salvaged 12th having qualified 24th. Up to second and defending from a retaliation by Marini into Turn 1 at the start of lap five, Quartararo wouldn’t be able to put his Yamaha into the lead as Bagnaia powered past into Turn 1 on lap six. Bezzecchi then powered past his GP22-mounted teammate Marini on the main straight to take the lead at the start of lap two on his 2021-spec Ducati.

The 2022 Italian MotoGP at Mugello is shaping up to be one of the most exciting motorsport events races of 2022. With Valentino Rossi switching from two ...

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MOTOGP returns this weekend with some of the best riders in the world heading to Mugello for the 2022 Italian Grand Prix. If you want to watch all the ...

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Francesco Bagnaia won the Italian MotoGP on Sunday while Fabio Quartararo extended his lead at the top of the championship standings.

Quartararo called Sunday's race "the best of my career" after he rose from sixth on the grid to finish behind Bagnaia. The Italian took over the lead midway through the race and never let go, finishing over half a second ahead of Quartararo in a controlled display from the front. Ducati rider Bagnaia flew up from fifth in the starting grid to finish comfortably ahead of reigning champion Quartararo on home turf at Mugello.

Francesco Bagnaia beat title rival Fabio Quartararo to claim a home MotoGP Italian Grand Prix win for Ducati, as Marc Marquez made his last start for the ...

Di Giannantonio faded to 11th in the end ahead of Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales, who salvaged 12th having qualified 24th. Up to second and defending from a retaliation by Marini into Turn 1 at the start of lap five, Quartararo wouldn’t be able to put his Yamaha into the lead as Bagnaia powered past into Turn 1 on lap six. Bezzecchi then powered past his GP22-mounted team-mate Marini on the main straight to take the lead at the start of lap two on his 2021-spec Ducati.

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Pramac Ducati's Johann Zarco at the 2022 Italian MotoGP. © Gold & Goose / Red Bull Content Pool. MotoGP. Zarco bags 4th place in Mugello as Ducati ...

Six-time premier class championMarc Márquezcrossed the finish line in Italy with a hard-won 10th place. Binder ended up seventh after a stellar surge from a disappointing grid position, ahead ofTaakaki Nakagamion the leading Honda, with the other Red Bull KTM Factory Racing bike of Oliveira taking ninth. By lap four Marco Bezzecchi led from team-mate Marini before reigning world champion Fabio Quatararo split the Ducati pair, cycling up into second place.

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In a change from The LCR Honda CASTROL rider was pleased with the feeling he de Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP‘s Fabio Quartararo had the fans cheering at the Le Mans Bugatti Grand Prix race circuit. Filippo Farioli slapped down the Italian gauntlet, taking the Mugello Rookies Cup pole ahead of Angel Piqueras and Luca Lunetta with a sensational final two laps. As a result, he has e 28.05.2022 28.05.2022 28.05.2022 28.05.2022 28.05.2022 28.05.2022 28.05.2022

Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo says he had “nothing to lose” in Sunday's MotoGP Italian Grand Prix to take a “precious 20 points” in second to extend his ...

“So, I think it was the best race. Ducatis were overtaking me on the straight, I was overtaking back. “I was not feeling good, but we thought that such a small difference on the fairing was a not a problem [to then ditch it] and we decided to go back with our standard bike.

Race results from the Italian MotoGP at Mugello, round 8 of the 2022 world championship.

di Giannantonio and Maverick Vinales were tied on time for eleventh. Bastianini's third fall of the weekend. Marc Marquez rode from eleventh on the grid to tenth during his final race before stepping back from the 2022 MotoGP season to undergo a fourth arm operation.The eight-time world champion is predicted to be sidelined for at least several months and will thus turn attention to 2023.The eight-time world champion is predicted to be sidelined for at least several months and will thus turn attention to 2023. Bagnaia, who crashed out of the lead at Mugello last season, had built a 0.7s lead by the time Quartararo snatched second place from Bezzecchi with 12 laps to go. The late-braking Bezzecchi continued to clock up his first-ever laps in the lead of a MotoGP race until Bagnaia put his red machine ahead into Turn 1 at the start of lap 9 of 23. Marini and Bezzecchi made it a VR46 one-two by the end of the lap, with Monster Yamaha's Quartararo, Aprilia's Espargaro and factory Ducati's Bagnaia on the attack behind di Giannantonio.

Francesco Bagnaia won the Italian MotoGP for the first time on Sunday after a confident display on home turf, while Fabio Quartararo extended his lead at ...

Quartararo called Sunday's race "the best of my career" after he rose from sixth on the grid to finish behind Bagnaia. Bagnaia trails France's Quartararo by 41 points after his second win this season, adding to his victory in Spain at the start of the month. "It's incredible.

Crash.net journalist Robert Jones runs through the field's rider ratings following an action-packed Italian MotoGP at Mugello.

Rins was unable to show the type of pace we’ve often seen from him in 2022, a surprise given Suzuki were expected to be very strong at Mugello. A three-time race winner so far this season, Bastianini appeared set for a late podium charge after rapidly catching the group in front. (Qualified 9th, finished DNF) Dovizioso was not only last of the four M1 Yamaha riders, but over half a minute down on Quartararo. Regularly four tenths off team-mate Quartararo during practice, Morbidelli’s home round at Mugello was a continuation of his disappointing 2022 season. With Jorge Martin struggling for form, Zarco continues to deliver for the satellite Ducati team.

MUGELLO, Italy: Francesco Bagnaia won the Italian MotoGP on Sunday while Fabio Quartararo extended his lead at the top of the championship standings.

Quartararo called Sunday's race "the best of my career" after he rose from sixth on the grid to finish behind Bagnaia. The Italian took over the lead midway through the race and never let go, finishing over half a second ahead of Quartararo in a controlled display from the front. Ducati rider Bagnaia flew up from fifth in the starting grid to finish comfortably ahead of reigning champion Quartararo on home turf at Mugello.

If anyone had any doubt who's the best rider in MotoGP right now, Fabio Quartararo's Mugello ride should've resolved it.

But there’s also the other thing – Quartararo is not making big mistakes. He is pushing, but he is not crashing. Arguably, at Mugello he even scored some ‘unavailable’ points. He was powerless to resist Francesco Bagnaia, but managed to keep him from ever completely breaking away. Quartararo’s self-praise has been a rather familiar refrain for 2022, and it can get on your nerves if you’re so inclined. His championship lead is doubled, and he has 41 points in hand over today’s race winner Bagnaia.

Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP™) nevertheless gave it everything he had, stalking the Ducati rider for the majority of the race after the two ...

But Öncü took it, making Sunday at Mugello a 0 for both Foggia and Masia, and a day of big gains in the standings for GASGAS. Rossi was the last of the front group in P6 after a tangle with Moreira at the final corner. Sergio Garcia (Valresa GASGAS Aspar Team) came out on top in a last lap classic at Mugello, with plenty of drama as two title rivals failed to score and teammate Izan Guevara crossed the finish line first. Adrian Fernandez (Red Bull KTM Tech 3) just pipped debutant David Muñoz (BOE Motorsports) to the top ten, with Joel Kelso (CIP Green Power) a couple of tenths back. It wasn’t to be this time round though, with the number 7 crashing from the lead and Carlos Tatay (CFMoto PrüstelGP) avoiding that, just before some more drama as John McPhee (Sterilgarda Max Racing Team) crashed and Daniel Holgado (Red Bull KTM Ajo) went down in the incident too. It was back out to 1.1 with a lap to go, and by the time he crossed the line for an emotional win, it was just over half a second. On the last lap, Guevara was leading Garcia leading Suzuki, with Migno looking to attack the Japanese rider. The non-finishers in addition to Bastianini were Pol Espargaro (Repsol Honda Team), who crashed out on Lap 5, and Team Suzuki Ecstar duo Joan Mir and Alex Rins, who both went down in separate incidents on Lap 8. The start was not my best start ever and in the first braking zone I was a bit late, but in any case, I’m very happy to have won this race at home, in front of our fans. ‘El Diablo’ brought the gap back under a second with around half a dozen laps to go and was able to keep it there, but then the Ducati rider was able to respond. Then, Aprilia’s ‘Captain’ got ahead of the next impressive VR46 hurdle with a pass of Bezzecchi at Scarperia on lap 17. Ducati had swept the top five in qualifying but, rather than the slightly more accustomed Bagnaia being on the front row, it was rookie Fabio Di Giannantonio (Gresini Racing MotoGP™) starting from pole, fellow rookie Marco Bezzecchi sitting second and Mooney VR46 Racing teammate Luca Marini alongside.

MotoGP: "I knew I had to pass in the first section or they would have passed me on the straight. I hope to be able to race again with Marc like in 2019"

I was surprised by how I managed the race, I made a good start but unfortunately I was on the left at the first corner and I really had to push to the limit to keep my position and defend. I hope to be able to race with him again as we did in 2019". It doesn’t mean that we will not use it in the future, it is a fairing designed for straights, but it will always depend on whether or not it adapts to my riding style. The new fairing gained something in that respect but in these cases we must also consider the negative aspects, and with the team we made a choice to return to something that we already know works well. There was a moment when I was fighting with Bezzecchi and Marini. Marco caught me back on the straight and I started letting go of the brakes, then he started cornering and I didn't want to lose my position but the front was starting to become unstable so I had to brake. In the end we decided to opt for the previous setup, losing a little in top speed but using the tow we could recover.

"During the Jerez tests, we figured out which direction to go. But I have to improve braking on the Ducati." Riccardo Gugliemetti's picture.

"I hope to do it on Friday. From the tests in Jerez to the Le Mans race, we’ve figured out the direction. At the moment, Pecco is ready to fight for the victory in every race, while I'm missing being in the scuffle for the podium. The difference is battling with Pecco or Quartararo. Today, at a certain point in the race, I also thought of doing like Petrucci in 2019. During the race, all this is accentuated, and I haven’t been able to solve the problem. Now we have to confirm ourselves in Barcelona, and in all the races." "I didn't have the pace for the podium today, but I wanted to be there to take advantage of it, just in case.

Marc Marquez finished tenth in his final MotoGP race before withdrawing to undergo a fourth operation on his weak and painful right arm.

No. The target of the operation is to try to enjoy riding again and have a normal life again. Marquez said Honda fully supported his decision: “I feel a very big respect, from Honda to myself. “My daily life is affected a lot [at the moment],” Marquez added. “Of course you are always worried about a fourth operation in the same arm. But I was here, Honda allowed me to choose and I decide to continue the weekend. “Having the operation is the correct decision for my future, but it’s not like I’ll have the operation and [automatically] win again. But it’s the correct decision because riding like this, I cannot continue,” Marquez said. I enjoyed 6-7 laps in the beginning, I did a great start and I saw the front group. But then I had one warning and I gave up, because already I started to get arm pump, with a lot of pain and a lack of power. “It’s an operation and everything can happen. “Today it was important not to make crazy things. And I was able to ride more or less in the same pace.

Marc Marquez admits he wouldn't have taken part in the MotoGP Italian Grand Prix had news of his fourth arm operation come earlier than it did.

It was a difficult race, I enjoyed six, seven laps in the beginning. “I decided to continue the weekend because I have raced until now. Honda allowed me to choose what was best for me.

MotoGP: "The operation is my last chance to improve physically. I rode without taking any risks. From Honda the maximum support for my decision.

I hope the operation goes through, I would like to fight with them to the best of my abilities. I am talking, for example, about Aleix and also Fabio and Martin. I also met Pecco at the end of the race, the rivalry takes place on the track, but outside of it respect between riders is important ". I mean, the operation is not like ‘I will have the operation and I will win again’, no. In 2020 and 2021 I was pleased to see the great mutual respect. In the garage they didn't tell me specifically, but I understood that they wanted me to race safely." "Yes, of course I raced with as much caution as possible, I had some opportunities to overtake Oliveira but I gave more importance to finishing the race without incidents. I have a certain level of confidence with Nomura-san and we discussed it. "Everything will depend on the outcome of the operation. It’s true that I received the news on Friday, but if I received that news on Wednesday or Thursday I will not race here. But I had one warning and I gave up, because I saw I had arm pump and a lot of pain and a lack of power. Yesterday the clouds were gathering over Mugello, and between the rain and the thunder Marquez announced his decision to undergo a new operation. A future in which he will return not so much to win as to have fun on a motorcycle.

6-time MotoGP World Champion Marc Marquez is set to undergo a fourth surgery on his right arm, as he finds himself in discomfort since the last operation.

In the past it was not ready, it was soft and it was not recommended but now it is recommended" he added. Adding to this, his heavy crash in Indonesia gave him a concussion which in turn returned his double-vision problems, forcing him to miss out on the last 2 races of 2021 and the Argentinian GP this year. This ultimately forced him to undergo a third surgery which resulted in him missing out on the entire 2020 campaign and the first two races of 2021.