US EditionBezzecchi Takes Pole for Valencia Sprint and MotoGP
Marco Bezzecchi won the Valencia MotoGP and secured third in the championship as Aprilia achieved back-to-back wins and its first top-three finish, officials said.
- On Sunday, Marco Bezzecchi, Aprilia rider, won the Valencia MotoGP to bring the season to a close and said, `I had a lot of fun`.
- The 27-year-old sealed third in the sprint on Saturday by starting from pole and edging out Raul Fernandez .
- Aprilia recorded back-to-back Grand Prix wins for the first time as Marco Bezzecchi triumphed in Portugal and secured Aprilia's first top-three championship finish.
- Contact on the first lap knocked Francesco Bagnaia out of the race after Johann Zarco caused the incident, while Fabio Di Giannantonio pipped Pedro Acosta to third.
- The 2024 champion, Marc Marquez, served a double long-lap penalty and ended his injury-hit campaign after 15 laps to conserve energy before testing next week, while Aprilia Racing withdrew Jorge Martin as a precaution.
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The MotoGP season has come to an end with Marco Bezzecchi's victory. The Italian was fastest at the Valencia GP on Aprilia.
Author of an excellent start from pole position, the Aprilia driver kept the lead in the end-to-end operations and offered Spain his third victory of the season. "I had a lot of fun, especially in the end, because Raul (NDLR: Fernandez) was super fast and was getting closer and closer to ...
Valencia, Spain.- The Italian Marco Bezzecchi won the Grand Prix of Valencia, the twenty-second and last race of the MotoGP season, this Sunday in the Ricardo Tormo circuit. Leaving the pole position for the fifth time this season, the Aprilia rider surpassed the Spanish Raúl Fernández (Aprilia-Trackhouse) and his compatriot Fabio Di Giannantonio (Ducati-VR46). "I had a lot of fun, especially at the end, because Raúl (Fernández) was very fast an…
Marco Bezzecchi celebrates his victory in Valencia The Circuit of the Valencian Community Ricardo Tormo de Cheste celebrated this weekend the last round of the MotoGP world championship, in its three categories, deciding the world title of Moto 2.One year after the tragedy that devastated the province of Valencia, MotoGP returned to the circuit of Cheste to compete, as it has been usual since 1999, the Grand Prix of motorcycling, an illusion tha…
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