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Sunday, November 18, 2018

Andrea Dovizioso wins the 2018 MotoGP Grand Prix of Valencia

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Andrea Dovizioso took advantage of a difficult wet track to win the season-ending ValenciaGP and picked up his fourth win of the year as he battled through wet conditions to win the 2018 MotoGP Grand Prix of Valencia at the Circuit Ricardo Tormo in Spain.


The final race of the 2018 season had to be restarted after the red flag was deployed following multiple crashes, but the Italian capitalised to take the chequered flag.
The Italian Ducati rider, who had already secured second place in the championship, started third at the Ricardo Tormo circuit. He finished ahead of Rins and Pol Espargaro of KTM, who earned the first podium of his career.


Seven-time MotoGP champion Valentino Rossi started near the back but recovered to second place before crashing with five laps to go. He still secured third place in the MotoGP word championship, ahead of teammate Maverick Vinales, the pole-sitter who was one of the many riders to go down because of poor conditions on the wet circuit.







The full results of the 2018 Grand Prix of Valencia



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Sunday, November 4, 2018

Marc Marquez wins the 2018 Malaysia Grand Prix

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Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) rode to his ninth win of the 2018 MotoGP season and his 70th career win after taking victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix. 



The 2018 Champion looked set to lock horns with nine-time World Champion Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP), but the race would end in disaster for ‘The Doctor, after long-time leader Rossi of Italy crashed, as Alex Rins (Team Suzuki Ecstar) and Johann Zarco (Monster Yamaha Tech 3) completed the podium at the Sepang International Circuit.



When the lights went out it was Rossi who got a stellar launch from P2, with pole man Zarco slightly sluggish off the line – ‘The Doctor’ got at the Malaysian Motorcycle International Circuit a comfortable holeshot, with Zarco managing to brake late to slot into P2. Jack Miller (Alma Pramac Racing) was able to leapfrog Andrea Iannone (Team Suzuki Ecstar) into P3 at the start, with Marquez making up one position in P6.

Marquez also quickly set about making up for his six-place grid penalty for impeding Italy's Andrea Iannone in qualifying and by the end of the fifth of the 20-lap race, was already behind Rossi.


Rossi was able to extend the gap over Marquez but lost the advantage after the halfway mark of the Malaysia race.

The Spaniard reached second place and was slowly closing the gap on Rossi,
when the Italian fell off his bike as he leaned into a corner.
He got up and continued but by that point victory had already slipped out of his grasp.


The start was not perfect but then I started to take out the riders step-by-step,” said Marquez.
“I started to feel better and better, and I started to see I was catching (Rossi).”

Sunday, October 28, 2018

Maverick Vinales wins the 2018 Australian MotoGP Grand Prix

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Maverick Viñales (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP) ends Yamaha’s record 25-race victory drought after storming to a emphatic win at the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix 2018 at Phillip Island, the Spaniard imperious in the second half of the race to eventually take his first win since Le Mans 2017 by 1.5 seconds over second place Andrea Iannone (Team Suzuki Ecstar) and Ducati Team’s Andrea Dovizioso.


The Spaniard ran home a clear winner after jumping clear in the early laps, aided by a shocking incident that took out both the fresh world champion Marc Marquez and Johann Zarco.

Andrea Iannone and Andrea Dovizioso rounded out the podium, while Australia’s Polesitter Jack Miller came home seventh, celebrating in parc ferme as the first independent team rider home.


The 23-year-old Spaniard Maverick Viñales clocked 40 minutes, 51.081 seconds, ahead of Italy's Andrea Iannone and Andrea Dovizioso, respectively.

"I needed that win, we needed that win, Yamaha needed it," Viñales said after his victory.


Marc Marquez crashed out of the Australian race.Marquez, who secured his fifth career MotoGP title after he triumphed at the Japanese Grand Prix last week, crashed out of the race at Phillip Island following his collision with Frenchman Johann Zarco at 280 km/h.



The full results of the 2018 AustralianGrand Prix







Sunday, October 21, 2018

Marc Marquez wins the 2018 Japanese Grand Prix and won his fifth MotoGP world title

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Repsol Honda Spaniard star Marc Marquez was crowned 2018 MotoGP champion after winning the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday at Motegi to clinch, his fifth world title his third in a row.


The 25 years old Spaniard Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) wrapped up a sensational seventh World Championship title at the home of Honda after claiming a stunning victory at the Motul Grand Prix of Japan.


Andrea Dovizioso came into Sunday's race trailing Marquez by 77 points, and any hope of a comeback wilted when he fell on the penultimate lap while attempting to keep pace with the eventual MotoGP champion.


Britain's Cal Crutchlow took advantage late on and finished second, while Alex Rins, finished third the Japanese race.


Marquez took first place after a tough fight from the second row of Sunday's grid, with Dovizioso having wrapped up pole in qualification.

The Honda rider won the fourth last race of the 2018 MotoGP season fighting against Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso. With the Japanese GP under his belt, the 25 years-old Spaniard Marc Marquez takes his seventh world championship title at the manufacturer's home turf, and his fifth world title in the premier class series. Marquez now equals Mike Doohan's world titles but is still behind Valentino Rossi's seven and Giacomo Agostini's eight world titles.




Marquez, dislocated his shoulder after enthusiastic hugs from his Honda team and British rider Scott Redding.



The victory gave Marquez his eighth win of the season at his team's home track.
"The shoulder just popped out. Luckily with the adrenalin it doesn't hurt, but I'll need to be careful not to overdo it on the dancefloor tonight," he said.



With Marquez crowned as the champion, it now needs to be seen who will be the runner up for the 2018 MotoGP season. The race is on between Dovi and Rossi with the latter behind by just 9 points over the Ducati rider. The season still has three races left at Sepang, Philip Island and Valencia.


The next race is in two weeks’ time the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix at Phillip Island, Australia. In 26 Oct - 28 Oct 2018.



The full results of the Japanese Grand Prix 2018



Sunday, October 7, 2018

Marc Marquez won the 2018 Grand Prix of Thailand

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Honda's Marc Marquez took a thrilling win in the first-ever MotoGP Grand Prix of Thailand, narrowly passing chief rival Andrea Dovizioso of Ducati on the final lap and Maverick Vinales of Yamaha to increase his championship lead andtake another giant leap toward the 2018 MotoGP World Championship. 



The battle in Buriram,Thailand went down to the wire between the Spaniard and second place Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Team) with Movistar Yamaha MotoGP’s Maverick Vinales claiming a valiant comeback podium.


The Spaniard World Champion battled Dovizioso during the final lap and cut underneath the Italian on the last corner to hold on for the win. Vinales was less than three-tenths of a second behind the ThaiGP winner.



The victory gives Marquez a championship lead of 77 points with only 100 left to play for in the final four rounds of the 2018 MotoGP season, it also gives him a magnificent chance to wrap the title up at Honda’s home round at Motegi.


The next race is in two weeks’ time the Grand Prix of Japan at Motegi. In 19 Oct - 21 Oct 2018.



The full results of the Grand Prix of Thailand 2018


Saturday, October 6, 2018

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Sunday, September 23, 2018

Marc Marquez won the 2018 Grand Prix of Aragon

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Repsol Honda Team’s Spanish rider Marc Marquez blazed a trail to victory at the 2018 MotoGP Grand Prix of Aragon  and beat second-place Andrea Dovizioso to extend his advantage at the head of the 2018 MotoGP leaderboard.


Marquez, after two second and one third placed finishes in the last three MotoGP races, finished in 41min 55sec ahead of Italian duo Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati) and Andrea Ianonne (Suzuki). At the Grand Prix of Aragon at the Motorland circuit in Alcaniz, Spain.


Marquez and Dovizioso jostled for position at the lead from the first flag to the last, but it was the Spaniard who made the most of Jorge Lorenzo's opening-lap crash to clinch his first win in more than two months. Marquez changed to a soft rear tyre just before the start of the race and took control in the last three laps, fending off the Ducati rider Dovizioso without much effort to win his home Grand Prix.


"Today, I took a risk, a gamble," Marquez said. "I put the soft rear tyre because during the weekend every time I put the hard I felt okay, but I didn't feel good.

"Sometimes I put the hard to be safe, but today I said, 'okay, I'll take a risk'. I was riding really good, really smooth in the beginning.

"I was able to follow Andrea in a good way, and we were fighting in the end, a great fight. Really top movement at the limit, I was one time in the green, was completely at the limit, but I enjoyed a lot."


The leader now boasts a 72-point cushion over Dovizioso at the top of the standings and doesn't look likely to be caught with only five races remaining, as he continues to search for a third consecutive MotoGP crown.
Marquez now has 246 points in the MotoGP standings, with Dovizioso second on 174 and Yamaha’s Italian veteran Valentino Rossi in third (159).


A monumental Marquez victory on home soil leaves the Honda rider with one hand on the title as the premier class head to Thailand for the first time in just under two weeks in 05 Oct - 07 Oct 2018.



The full results of the Grand Prix of Aragon 2018







Sunday, September 9, 2018

Andrea Dovizioso wins the 2018 San Marino Grand Prix

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Italian Andrea Dovizioso won the San Marino Grand Prix for Ducati while reigning world champion Honda's Marc Marquez finished second to increase his MotoGP championship lead to 67 points.


The Ducatis made a fine start and immediately started working on building a lead, knowing Marquez would have to battle his way forward before he could hunt them down but in front Dovizioso controlled the race and won without any emotions.


Ducati's Jorge Lorenzo, who had started on pole position at the Marco Simoncelli circuit on Italy's Adriatic coast, crashed out on the penultimate lap while heading for a Ducati one-two finish.
That lifted Britain's Cal Crutchlow to third as the leading non-factory finisher on an LCR-Honda.

Local favourite Valentino Rossi managed only a distant seventh for Yamaha and lost second place overall to Dovizioso who now has 154 points to the reining world champion Spaniard Marquez's 221 with six races remaining. Rossi has 151.

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Sunday, August 12, 2018

Jorge Lorenzo won the 2018 Austrian Grand Prix

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Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati Team) continued to pull himself back into the MotoGP title race after overcoming Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) to win the 2018 Grand Prix of Austria on Sunday and hand Ducati victory for the third successive year at Spielberg.



Lorenzo finished the race in 39 minutes and 40.688 seconds, beating his compatriot and future Honda team mate by 0.130 seconds for Ducati’s third successive win in the Spielberg race, the Italian Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Team) finished third to cap off a successful Austrian weekend for Ducati.



Marquez failed to convert pole into victory for the first time this season but nevertheless extended his lead at the summit of the riders' standings and now has 201 points after 11 races, ahead of Valentino Rossi (142).

The Italian great finished the race in sixth place after starting in 14th. Lorenzo (130) climbed to third ahead of Dovizioso (129).


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Sunday, August 5, 2018

Andrea Dovizioso won the 2018 MotoGP Czech Republic Grand Prix

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Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Team) has taken his second win of the season in incredible style in the Grand Prix České republiky as a three-way fight for the win raged between the 04, his Ducati teammate Jorge Lorenzo and reigning Champion Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team).


Dovizioso led from pole position in a slow-burning race that turned into a wheel-to-wheel thriller, with riders looking to save tyres early on and wary of the threat of rain before setting caution aside. Rossi led at the start from second on the grid but Dovizioso was soon back in front and the field ran close together through the early laps with the two Italians trading places without either breaking away decisively, while defending champion Marc Marquez, on his 100th MotoGP™ start, forced to settle for third – nevertheless marginally extending his Championship lead.
It was also an anniversary for 'DesmoDovi' as the Italian celebrated his 100th race for Ducati with the win.

The top three were split by just 0.368 of a second at the chequered flag at the Czech GP.



“What a weekend. I expected to be fast but not like this,” said Dovizioso after his second victory of the season.
“Pole position and a really perfect race because everybody was struggling with the rear tyre and everybody had to ride very smoothly. I did everything perfectly.
“Jorge was there and Marc was there but I had the feeling they were on the limit like me so my strategy worked.”



Four-times MotoGP champion Marquez now has 181 points after 10 races while Italian great Valentino Rossi, who finished fourth for Yamaha, has 132. Dovizioso moves up to third on 113.



So that’s it from a frenetic fight for the win at the incredible Czech adrenaline factory of the Automotodrom Brno – but don’t worry, there’s not long to wait for more as MotoGP™ heads for the hills of Austria and the Red Bull Ring for a back-to-back thriller in  10 Aug - 12 Aug. 2018.




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Sunday, July 15, 2018

Marc Marquez won the 2018 Grand Prix of Germany

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Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) earned his ninth consecutive win at the Sachsenring in Saxony as he secured victory in the MotoGP Grand Prix of Germany.



Sunday, July 1, 2018

Marc Márquez wins the Dutch Grand Prix 2018

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Honda's MotoGP champion Marc Marquez won the Dutch TT from pole position for Honda at Assen to stretch his championship lead to 41 points.


In a race that saw numerous changes of the lead between some huge names, eventually it was the Honda man who clinched the victory with a late surge.
Three Spanish riders filled the podium, with Suzuki's Alex Rins second and Yamaha's Maverick Vinales third.


The Motul TT Assen was nothing short of spectacular. 100+ overtakes, six different race leaders and numerous faring-bashing clashes made for one of the best premier class races of all time and just 4.462 seconds separating first and seventh. The result means that after leading the world championship by 27 points ahead of the showdown at Assen, Marquez's advantage to Valentino Rossi has grown.



Marquez, the reigning champion, has a 41 point lead over Italian Valentino Rossi. who finished fifth.

“I knew it would be difficult to get away in the race,” Marquez said. “It was a crazy race especially in the straight with lots of wind.” “I decided to wait,” the Spaniard explained. “Everybody had contact with everybody. I tried to manage my tyres.” Marquez made his move in the closing stages, grabbing the lead and pulling away to win by 2.269 seconds “In last three laps I pushed with everything,” Marquez said. The winner of the last two races, Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati), who started 10th on the grid, grabbed an early lead and held it for much of the contest despite being rammed by Rossi, but he faded to seventh position at Grand Prix for the ages in the Netherlands.



Few races are written immediately into the history books as the flag flies at the finish line, but the 2018 Dutch GP will be one of them.

TT Circuit Assen hosted a showcase of the best of MotoGP™ starring Marquez, Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha MotoGP), teammate Maverick Viñales, Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Team), teammate Jorge Lorenzo, Alex Rins (Team Suzuki Ecstar) and Cal Crutchlow (LCR Honda Castrol). And those on the podium at the end – Marquez, Rins and Viñales – fought to the top in the closest top fifteen of all time.


So that’s it from the TT Circuit Assen for another year. Can anything top the Dutch GP? After one of the best races of all time, the first to try will be the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring on the 15th July 2018.


The full results of the Dutch Grand Prix 2018 








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Tuesday, June 19, 2018

Jorge Lorenzo wins the Grand Prix of Catalan 2018

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Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati Team) won the Catalonia Grand Prix after starting from pole position ahead of MotoGP points leader Marc Marquez.


Marquez crossed second followed by Valentino Rossi at the Barcelona-Catalonia Circuit.

Jorge Lorenzo managed to convert his pole position into a win at the 2018 MotoGP Catalan Grand Prix.

Barring the opening lap that was led by Marquez, Lorenzo dominated every lap of the Catalan GP, cruising his way to victory.
It was the Spaniard's second straight victory this season after the Italian GP two weeks ago. Those are his only two victories since joining Ducati in 2017.

The results sheets certainly don’t tell the whole story of the Catalan GP, however. The five-time World Champion made it look easy enough from the outside, but Lorenzo says he had three key obstacles – with the win not quite the lights-to-flag perfection of Mugello.


Lorenzo announced last week that he would leave Ducati at the end of the season and join Honda next year, forming a formidable pairing with Marquez.


By Lap nine, Lorenzo and Marquez started to breakaway from the grid but not without Andrea Dovizioso staying close to the Honda in third. However, Dovizioso's charge ended with a crash on Turn 5 in a yet another DNF for the season. The incident has also brought the both the Ducati riders at a tie in the championship table with 49 points each.



“It’s unbelievable and it shows how things change in this sport,” grins Lorenzo. “Two months ago, two victories with Ducati seemed impossible and now it’s done, and in this way of winning it’s amazing. I never gave up, I just kept saying I needed the right pieces and needed to put it together to be competitive with Ducati, and find my way to be fast and smooth with this bike. We showed you can win with Ducati having a smooth riding style and that’s what makes me most proud.”



The Catalan GP went down with a massive number of crashes and subsequent retirements that wiped out a good chunk of the competition. The Catalan GP marks Lorenzo's 150th podium finish, which puts in an exclusive of riders comprising Valentino Rossi, Giacomo Agostini and Dani Pedrosa.


As he did in 2016 in his last race for Yamaha? Time will tell, and Round 8 appears on the horizon much before then, with MotoGP back on track at the TT Circuit Assen in two weeks at Motul TT Assen in 29 Jun - 01 Jul 2018.


The full results of the Grand Prix of Catalan 2018 





Sunday, June 17, 2018

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Sunday, June 3, 2018

Jorge Lorenzo wins the Italian Grand Prix 2018

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Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati Team) clinched his first victory of the 2018 MotoGP season and demonstrated a masterful ride to win the 2018 Italian Grand Prix, and he led a 1-2 for the Ducati Team at Mugello, while championship leader Marc Marquez had a horror race.



Ducati team-mate Andrea Dovizioso took second at Mugello while Valentino Rossi edged third, but a fall saw Marc Marquez's chances of victory end prematurely, while Dani Pedrosa crashed out of the competition.


Jorge Lorenzo led virtually from start to finish to win the Italian Grand Prix.
At the front, however, the story was red. Dovizioso had been holding the gap at just over a second, but Lorenzo just kept pulling the pin. Lap after lap, the ‘Spartan’ got the hammer down and simply pulled away into the distance – six seconds clear over the line, collapsing on the tank to take in the emotions.


The Spanish Jorge, uncatchable and untouchable to cross the line over six seconds clear for his first victory since Valencia 2016 - and his seventh Italian GP win.



Marc Marquez had a horror race at Mugello.
Championship leader Marc Marquez had just passed Rossi for second when he lost control of his bike and ended up on the dirt four laps into the 23-lap race. Marquez finished 16th and failed to score in the Italian race.

Still, Marquez leads Rossi by 23 points, with Maverick Vinales third, 28 points back.Vinales finished eighth the Italian GP.


The ‘Doctor’’s podium finish was another history maker in a milestone day at Mugello as the rider from Tavullia became the first to get more than 5000 premier class points.



Full results of the Italian Grand Prix 2018.























Riders have a fortnight's respite before the MotoGP season resumes at Montmelo for the 2018 Catalunya Grand Prix on June 17, 2018 where Marquez will hope to restore a more substantial lead at the head of the MotoGP standings.