Francesco Bagnaia dominates Italian MotoGP
Francesco Bagnaia cruised to his third win of the season in the Italian MotoGP after edging Pramac’s Jorge Martin.
Francesco Bagnaia cruised to his third win of the season in the Italian MotoGP after edging Pramac’s Jorge Martin.
Francesco Bagnaia was running ahead of Marco Bezzecchi and the rest of the MotoGP field after tearing through the field in second practice for the Italian MotoGP.
Cal Crutchlow gambled on slicks at the end of the primarily soggy session to land his RNF Racing Yamaha at the top of the timesheets in Malaysian Grand Prix second practice session
Enea Bastianini grabbed the victory away from Francesco Bagnaia on the last lap of the Aragon Grand Prix while series leader Fabio Quartararo fell out after colliding with Marc Marquez.
Francesco Bagnaia set a Motorland lap record after dominating qualifying for the Aragon GP and claiming his fifth pole position of the MotoGP season.
Francesco Bagnaia was handed a three-place grid penalty for Sunday’s San Marino Grand Prix after being ruled to have ridden carelessly during Friday morning’s FP1 practice.
The incident involving Francesco Bagnaia’s drunk driving during the summer break, he believes, won’t ‘compromise’ his focus for this weekend’s British MotoGP at Silverstone.
Francesco Bagnaia won the Spanish Grand Prix, taking the lead over series leader Fabio Quartararo for the first time in 2022.
In qualifying for the 2022 Spanish MotoGP, Ducati MotoGP rider Francesco Bagnaia broke Fabio Quartararo’s pole streak in Jerez.
Francesco Bagnaia took the lead in FP3 ahead of Friday’s fastest man Fabio Quartararo, with Alex Rins missing the top 10.
Francesco Bagnaia will continue to race for the Ducati factory team up to the end of 2024 after signing a new two-year contract deal with the Italian outfit.
Ducati works rider Francesco Bagnaia has taken a fourth MotoGP win of the season after leading a Ducati 1-2-3, while nine-time world champion Valentino Rossi ends his career with tenth place. Jorge Martin made a brilliant start from pole to lead into turn one, while Bagnaia went from second to fourth. On lap two, Martin…
Francesco Bagnaia has soared to a third MotoGP win in five races after dominating the Algarve Grand Prix at Portimao. Starting from pole position following a record lap time, the factory Ducati rider was imperious in running away with victory at Portimao. The race was called early, on the penultimate lap, following a collision between…
Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia scored a remarkable fifth consecutive pole in MotoGP at Portimao, while champion Fabio Quartararo – who had managed the same feat earlier this season – was only seventh. Quartararo and Bagnaia had run the show through practice, but it was Jack Miller who uncorked a Portimao record lap early on in…
Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia led MotoGP world champion Fabio Quartararo by just 0.001 seconds in an extremely tight Algarve Grand Prix FP3. Despite clear skies bathed in bright sunshine, conditions were cold for the third 45-minute session of the Algarve weekend. This meant lap time improvements on the combined order were few and far between for…
Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia trailed Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo by 52 points coming into this weekend’s Misano race and only needed to be outscored by three for the championship to go to Quartararo. The Ducati rider led for the first 22 of 27 laps on Sunday from pole and was on course to keep the championship…