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Argentinean MotoGP Cancelled
The FIM, IRTA and Dorna Sports have confirmed the cancellation of the 2024 Argentinean GP. Due to the current circumstances in Argentina, the Promoter of the event has communicated that it is currently unable to guarantee the services required for the Grand Prix to take place in 2024 at MotoGP™ standards. This event will not be replaced on the 2024 calendar. MotoGP™️ hopes to return to race at…
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The VROOM Blog: 2023 Season Review – Bagnaia doubles up with back-to-back titles
Photo: motogp.com The 2023 MotoGP season was the biggest season we’ve ever seen. We were treated to 20 race weekends between March and November (it had been scheduled to be 21 rounds until the cancellation of the Kazakhstan GP), and with the introduction of the Saturday Sprint we saw lots of action across the season. One thing we didn’t see this season was a full grid of full-time riders. 2023…
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The VROOM Blog - #ValenciaGP - Pecco Bagnaia takes the 2023 MotoGP crown with victory in Spain
Photo: motogp.com Well, that’s it – the 2023 MotoGP season has reached its conclusion and we have crowned our champion. For the first time in the MotoGP era, the championship has been decided in the final round for two years in a row. Prior to last season, the championship has only come down to the wire at the finale on 4 other occasions – in 2006 when Nicky Hayden famously beat Valentino Rossi…
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NOT the MotoGP News - Valencia: We go round and round until we pick it up again...
Photo: motogp.com Valē* Valencia! (Well until Tuesday….) Sometimes the last race of the season is a complete waste of time; championships already decided and jeopardy at zero. Well not this weekend dudes! This is what we wanted, this is what we paid for, this is what Carmelo needed! Having said all that Bagnaia was certainly a nailed-on champion. And nailed on it was. He was 14 points ahead…
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Disappointing end to 2023 in Valencia for Darryn Binder and Lukas Tulovic
The 2023 season demanded everything from the LIQUI MOLY Husqvarna Intact GP Moto2 Team. Even in the last race of the season, Darryn Binder crossed the finish line in twentieth position, which team-mate Lukas Tulovic did not get to see after a tyre poker, all hopes for the Valencia finale remained unfulfilled. Darryn Binder made up an incredible nine positions on the first lap. The South African…
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Bagnaia finishes 5th in #ValenciaGP Sprint, Bastianini 17th
Francesco Bagnaia took the chequered flag in fifth place in the final Sprint race of the year, held today at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Cheste. Bagnaia started from the middle of the front row of the grid in second place after two excellent qualifying sessions and got the holeshot to lead into Turn 1 but at the end of the opening lap, following a series of frenetic passing moves between the…
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Masterful #QatarGP for Aldeguer as he seals third consecutive victory, Lopez 9th
An exciting race we witnessed today at the Lusail International Circuit. Fermín did not let the mistake in Turn 1 which caused him to lose some positions get him down and immediately got into gear and began his extraordinary comeback towards victory. Riding his Boscoscuro, number 54 overtook his rivals one after the other thanks to a frightening race pace which allowed him to cross the finish…
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Complicated race for Nakagami as he finishes #QatarGP in 19th
LCR Honda IDEMITSU rider Takaaki Nakagami finished 19th on Sunday at the Lusail International Circuit. A lack of grip on the rear tyre and some issues with the track conditions have prevented Nakagami and the crew from getting to the points, as that was the initial goal. After the race in Qatar, the plan is to step forward next week in Valencia for the season’s last round. Takaaki Nakagami –…
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Unexpected Sunday for Lecuona as electrical issue forces him out of #QatarGP
LCR Honda CASTROL replacement rider Iker Lecuona hasn’t been able to finish the race at the Lusail International Circuit. An electrical problem under investigation has jeopardized Iker and the crew’s plans. On the first lap of the race, Lecuona had to stop and retire as the bike didn’t allow him to continue. After this weekend, the LCR would like to thank Iker for his help, commitment, and effort…
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Fantastic recovery sees Maverick Viñales finish #QatarGP in 4th, Aleix Espargaro DNF
The fourth-place finish today in the Qatar race was undoubtedly disappointing for Maverick Viñales, who made a spectacular comeback ride from ninth place. Only eighty thousandths of a second separated him from a final result that was within his potential. After the accident yesterday which had even made his participation today doubtful, Aleix rode in the Warm-up and then decided to join the…
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Fabio Di Giannantonio storms to maiden MotoGP victory in the #QatarGP
It was an incredible Qatar Grand Prix the one that wrapped up today in Qatar for Fabio Di Giannantonio, who in two days has scored one race win, one second place in the sprint race and a front-row start. The 34 points bagged this weekend make a massive difference for the momentum of the Italian rider heading into the season finale at Valencia – which takes place next weekend. The #49 was perfect…
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Marc Marquez 11th and Joan Mir 14th in the #QatarGP
The nineteenth and penultimate round of the season ended at the Lusail International Circuit on Sunday, with 22 laps under the Qatari floodlights. Marc Márquez had a consistent race, maintaining a good pace and fighting for the Top 10 at all times. He had been running as high as fifth at one point but, after suffering some grip problems and crashing twice, he crossed the finish line eleventh,…
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Pedro Acosta finishes 8th in challenging #QatarGP, Albert Arenas 21st
The Qatar Grand Prix concluded this Sunday with a demanding race for the Red Bull KTM Ajo Moto2 riders. Pedro Acosta recovered positions after a difficult start and finished in eighth place, while Albert Arenas was only able to come home 21st. The positive news was the confirmation of a third Team World Championship in as many years. Acosta faced the Moto2 race still suffering from some…
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Quartararo muscles his way to 7th in #QatarGP, Morbidelli 16th
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP‘s Fabio Quartararo made the most of his pace at the Lusail International Circuit in this evening‘s Grand Prix of Qatar Race. He fought his way through the pack to take 7th place. Franco Morbidelli didn‘t have the performance he had hoped for. Still, he put up a good fight for a championship point before ultimately finishing in 16th place. Quartararo had a better start…
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Fernandez 17th in tricky #QatarGP, Oliveira ruled out for rest of 2023
The penultimate round of the MotoGP World Championship at the Lusail International Circuit started promising, but eventually didn’t go according to plan for the CryptoDATA RNF MotoGP Team. While Raul Fernandez was battling hard for the last point on Sunday, Miguel Oliveira was declared unfit already on Saturday. Fernandez, who had a great feeling on Friday when he topped the timed Practice,…
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Deniz Öncü on the podium in 3rd after spectacular #QatarGP comeback, Jose Antonio Rueda 16th
The Qatar GP was an atypical race for the Red Bull KTM Ajo Moto3 team, as both Deniz Öncü and Jose Antonio Rueda were forced to make fightbacks after receiving double long lap penalties. The Turkish rider got onto the podium, whilst his teammate would cross the line sixteenth. Öncü faced the penultimate race of the season with great determination after setting the third best time in qualifying.…
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Fantastic podium for Luca Marini with 3rd in #QatarGP, Marco Bezzecchi 13th
Luca Marini hits the target and gets on the podium of Qatar GP, thus signing a practically perfect weekend where he also takes the pole position and P3 in the Sprint. The rider of the Mooney VR46 Racing Team climbs to the seventh place overall with 194 points. Thirteenth after a very difficult race from the first laps, Marco Bezzecchi who has secured the third place in the Championship thanks to…
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