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Fabio Quartararo was crowned MotoGP world champion during the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at the Misano circuit.
With only five laps to go, Pecco Bagnaia crashed – being the only one who could put the Quartararo world championship in trouble – and the Frenchman was able to finish fourth after starting 15th on the grid, which finally earned him the title. . The victory in the Marco Simoncelli Circuit was awarded to Marc Márquez , the third of the course.
The Yamaha rider became the first Frenchman to be crowned in the MotoGP category, and he does so six years after the last title of the tuning fork brand (2015), with Jorge Lorenzo .
Motorsport.com brings you the best images of Quartararo’s pitlane arrival and podium ceremony alongside the Yamaha team on a historic day for motorcycling with a new winner.
