Fabio Quartararo has prevailed in Mugello, thus achieving his third victory of the course. However, the victory was clouded by the death of Jason Dupasquier, to whom the Frenchman wanted to dedicate his victory. In this way, the Yamaha rider consolidates his leadership of the MotoGP World Championship classification after the fall of Pecco Bagnaia in the first laps. Marc Márquez also crashed in the first laps, thus completing a weekend for to forget. Joan Mir did manage to get on the podium. The premier class world champion was second for a few moments after Oliveira was sanctioned for exceeding the limits of the track, but the Balearic also stepped on the green and returned to third position. by MotoGPFab
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The Circuit de Catalunya has renewed the contracts that allow it to host the F1 and MotoGP world championships until 2026.
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Marc Márquez has returned to being Marc Márquez. And that's good news for him, for those of us who love motorcycling and for MotoGP. But not so much for his rivals because, as soon as he respects his health, that kind of democracy in which anyone could win has ended. With the tyrant Márquez… Continue reading "Farewell to 'democracy' in MotoGP: the 'tyrant' Marc Márquez returns to power"