Honda, Alex Marquez leaves slamming the door.
Marc Marquez’s brother: “I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.”
Marc Marquez’s brother: “I was in the wrong place at the wrong time.”
The Spanish centaur will still be at the start of the Valencia tests.
The Mooney VR46 Racing Team rider won the ‘Rookie of the Year’ award.
“We believe and hope that Bagnaia will go a long way with us and even with a few more titles.”
“It was a disappointing ending, I gave everything, third place was n dream….”
The Yamaha centaur is coming off a disastrous season but does not want to throw in the towel
The Tavullia rider and VR46 Academy boss: “We want to raise the bar, we have four very strong riders but we are not stopping.”
The team manager: “No more revolutions, but a just evolution.”
Everything is ready for the opening of the 79th International Two-Wheel Exhibition.
“With all the respect in the world for Fabio and Marc, the riders of the future are already in our house,” the sports director admitted.
Ducati’s CEO recounted the turning point in the season.
“If we want to get back to fighting for the title, we need an improvement in the bike.” Testing kicks off Tuesday.
“When you are fast you can win a lot of races, we will try to make life difficult for them,” promises the Spaniard.
The VR46 Racing Team rider does not hide his great enthusiasm at the end of the season.
The VR46 Racing Team rider’s tribute after the Valencia race to the newly crowned MotoGP world champion.
The Australian had been the only rider to win a MotoGP title riding a Ducati before Valencia 2022.
The ‘Dottore’ shares his feelings after the first rainbow success of an Italian in MotoGP since 2009.
The Piedmontese centaur: “The goal was to annoy Quartararo in the early laps to allow the first few to escape.”
The Yamaha centaur was congratulated and has no regrets: “I gave everything”
The Honda centaur: “This winter we have to work hard.”
Sterilgarda team boss: “I am proud of what we have done.”
First words as world champion for the Ducatista centaur
The Piedmontese rider is MotoGp world champion: the celebration of the VR46 Academy and Ducati
Thirteen years after Valentino Rossi, an Italian centaur is back on the rainbow throne: Bagnaia only needed eighth place in Valencia, in the race won by Alex Rins.
Piedmont centaur: “I have been eating little since Thursday.”
Ogura falls and effectively gives the title to the 25-year-old Madrid native. Third place in the race for Tony Arbolino.