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Gresini explain what caused Alex Marquez’s Dutch MotoGP crash
Gresini team boss Michele Masini says Alex Marquez’s MotoGP Dutch Grand Prix crash was caused by his brake lever being pushed in by contact with Pedro Acosta. The Gresini Ducati rider came into the 10th round of the 2025 season 43 points behind championship leader Marc Marquez.
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He told motogp.com in 2019, “So I do put my right foot out and I use a foot operated rear brake, but in the same instance I put the leg back on quite early towards the corner.
Francesco Bagnaia’s front-end troubles returned in the Italian MotoGP as he lost a home podium to Fabio di Giannantonio.
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Why MotoGP riders like Francesco Bagnaia face a braking dilemma at MugelloThe brake spec being chosen by riders in MotoGP’s Italian Grand Prix is dictated by a fine balance of performance, weight and ...
Williams' Carlos Sainz has opened up on the fire incident after the formation lap that knocked him out of the Austrian GP.
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Marc Marquez won the MotoGP World Championship race Sunday at TT Assen Circuit, in the Netherlands. Riding his Lenovo Ducati ...
Illustrated MotoGP race report from Assen with full results, top speeds and updated MotoGP championship points.
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