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MotoGP: Vinales Quickest In Post-Race Testing At Jerez - Roadracing World Magazine | Motorcycle Riding, Racing & Tech News

MotoGP: Vinales Quickest In Post-Race Testing At Jerez © 2021, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc. By David Swarts. FIM MotoGP World Championship/Official IRTA Test Jerez Circuit, Spain Maverick Vinales, Spain (Yamaha), 1:36.879 Alex Rins, Spain (Suzuki), 1:36.913 Joan Mir, Spain (Suzuki), 1:37.310 Takaaki Nakagami, Japan (Honda), 1:37.348 Johann Zarco, France (Ducati), 1:37.435 Pol Espargaro, Spain (Honda), 1:37.506 Miguel Oliveira, Portugal (KTM), 1:37.508 Luca Marini, Italy (Ducati), 1:37.559 Franco Morbidelli, Italy (Yamaha), 1:37.627 Francesco Bagnaia, Italy (Ducati), 1:37.690 Brad Binder, South Africa (KTM), 1:37.698 Valentino Rossi, Italy (Yamaha), 1:37.700 Enea Bastianini, Italy (Ducati), 1:37.717 Aleix Espargaro, Spain (Aprilia), 1:37.885 Alex Marquez, Spain (Honda), 1:38.170 Marc Marquez, Spain (Honda), 1:38.303 Iker Lecuona, Spain (KTM), 1:38.374 Jack Miller, Australia (Ducati), 1:38.455 Danilo Petrucci, Italy (KTM), 1:38.608

Qatar Friday (Night) MotoGP Quote Machine – SuperbikePlanet

Qatar Friday (Night) MotoGP Quote Machine – SuperbikePlanet
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MotoGP: Miller Under Lap Record On Day Three Of Testing In Qatar (Updated) - Roadracing World Magazine

MotoGP: Miller Under Lap Record On Day Three Of Testing In Qatar (Updated) - Roadracing World Magazine
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CONFIRMED: Davide Brivio leaves Suzuki MotoGP ahead of F1 switch

7 Jan 2021 Having won the MotoGP title, Suzuki confirms it is losing team manager Davide Brivio ahead of its championship defence in 2021 Davide Brivio has confirmed he is exiting both the Suzuki Ecstar team and MotoGP as a whole ahead of a widely anticipated move to take on a new role in F1. After leading Suzuki to its first MotoGP title since 2000, multiple publications had reported that team manager Davide Brivio is to leave the project for a senior role at Renault s rebranded Alpine F1 team.  Though his whereabouts remains unconfirmed, Brivio s Suzuki exit is now assured, the Italian revealing he made the difficult personal decision because it represents a brand new challenge for him professionally.

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