More nations, more Grands Prix, and the eagerly awaited MotoGPTM Sprint… The year 2023 is bigger and better than ever! A bigger MotoGPTM is coming; are you ready? You are, of course! With 21 Grands Prix and the inclusion of MotoGPTM Sprint on Saturday afternoons, 2023 will be the most significant year in the history of […]
Tag Archives: Francesco Bagnaia
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Feb
Feb
The Italian is competing for the highest honor after a historic 91-point turnaround that earned him the 2022 MotoGPTM championship. The 91-point turnaround that allowed Francesco Bagnaia of the Ducati Lenovo Team win his first MotoGPTM World Championship has earned him a nomination for the 2023 Laureus World Comeback of the Year Award. Before the […]
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Dec
Dec
The gala is back to celebrate the top two-wheeled champions of 2022. The 2022 FIM Awards brought together winners from several motorbike disciplines to commemorate their accomplishments this season at the Palacongressi Rimini – IEG Expo. Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team), the 2022 FIM MotoGPTM World Champion, enjoyed winning his first championship as he took […]
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Dec
Dec
The home heroes were thrilled as Pecco Bagnaia defeated Aleix Espargaro and Fabio Quartararo to claim his second victory of the year. At the Italian Grand Prix, Francesco Bagnaia made a strong comeback after returning to his native country. In Round 8 of the 2022 World Championship, the factory Ducati racer won first place after […]
Sport, MOTOGP, News
Bagnaia criticises as “inacceptable” MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix qualifying results
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Sep
Sep
After finishing MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix qualifying in a “not acceptable” 12th place, Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia insisted that “something not working” on his bike in rainy weather. Prior to Sunday’s 16th round of the 2022 season at Motegi, the Italian is only 10 points behind championship leader Fabio Quartararo. However, Bagnaia struggled greatly in Saturday’s […]
Sport, MOTOGP, News
Quartararo was “a little bewildered” during qualifying for the wet Japanese MotoGP
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Sep
Sep
Fabio Quartararo, who is now leading the MotoGP standings, confesses that he “expected far better” than 9th position in the rainy qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix. The Yamaha racer has always had difficulty on the M1 in wet weather, but he was good in March in the rain-drenched Indonesian GP and placed second. He […]
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Sep
Sep
Fabio Quartararo, who is now leading the championship, claims his eighth-place result in the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix was “frustrating” since he “cannot overtake at all” on his Yamaha. Quartararo arrived in Japan with a 10-point lead in the rankings and left with a marginally larger lead thanks to a dismal afternoon for his competitors. […]
Francesco Bagnaia of Ducati claims he wrecked out of the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix’s final lap while attempting to pass points leader Fabio Quartararo because he was “too ambitious.” The Italian had a challenging race since his attempts to move up the order while racing in the group and beginning from position 12 were hampered […]
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Sep
Sep
Aleix Espargaro claims that his pre-start bike swap was necessitated by his Aprilia squad forgetting to change from a “eco” engine map prior to the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix. Espargaro was only 17 points behind championship leader Fabio Quartararo heading into Sunday’s race at Motegi. The Aprilia racer placed sixth in qualifying, ahead of Quartararo […]
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Sep
Sep
In spite of the impending possibility of heavy rainfall from Typhoon Talas, MotoGP teams have decided to move forward with qualifying for the Japanese Grand Prix according to the original schedule. According to Motorsport.com, teams met early on Saturday morning in Motegi to determine whether qualifying should be moved up due to the bad weather […]