Ducati, MotoGP and Thailand
One Ducati rider makes bold claim about his Thai MotoGP race
VR46 Ducati rider Franco Morbidelli believes “first was the maximum” he could have aimed for in the MotoGP Thai Grand Prix had it not been for a grid penalty. Morbidelli was slapped with a three-place grid drop for last Sunday’s season-opener at Buriram for impeding Pecco Bagnaia in Practice.
A New Era Begins for MotoGP's Tyre Supplier
The Spaniard claimed his 63rd premier class victory, marking a new era as he secured his first win in factory Ducati red ...
As the season starts in Thailand at the Chang International Circuit on February 28, Márquez now competes with his teammate ...
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The Thai MotoGP is in the books and to nobody’s surprise there was very little change at the head of the field as Ducati ...
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