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Marquez wins Austrian GP for first time to extend MotoGP championship lead
SPIELBERG, Austria, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Six-times MotoGP champion Marc Marquez marked the 1,000th premier class race in history by winning the Austrian Grand Prix for the first time in his career to take a mammoth 142-point lead over his brother Alex in the championship.
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What we learned at MotoGP's Austrian GP
Jorge Martin’s crash, Diogo Moreira’s future and some debatable rider aids come under the magnifying glass at MotoGP's ...
Jake Dixon struggled to fight back from an off-track excursion at the Moto2 Austria Grand Prix at the weekend. Starting 20th ...
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Aldeguer was a rider on the move. The rookie shoved his way past Acosta at Turn 2B and his pace was unbelievable. Aldeguer was the fastest rider on track and on Lap 22 of 28, the #54 was 1.7s behind ...
Francesco Bagnaia told Ducati he was running out of patience after the most recent setback at the Austrian Grand Prix.
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