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Marquez wins seventh MotoGP of the Americas, Quartararo eyes title
Marquez, starting third on the grid, seized the lead at the start and relentlessly powered to victory over championship leader Fabio Quartararo of France.
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Rossi hopes to rise again at MotoGP's 'Temple of Speed'
As the chequered flag fell at the German Grand Prix last Sunday, it seemed inevitable that six-time world champion Marc Marquez had taken it. He might have missed a year after an awful arm injury, but he had won the last 10 times he had raced at the Sachsenring.
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Quartararo tops Portugal MotoGP practice, Marquez 15th
Quartararo clocked 1min 39.044sec to finish ahead of Italians Franco Morbidelli (Petronas Yamaha SRT) and Friday pacesetter Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team).
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Marquez wants to 'feel like a MotoGP rider again' on injury return
The 28-year-old Spaniard hasn't raced since breaking his right arm in last season's championship opener at Jerez.
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Lights on and lights out as MotoGP season gets underway in Qatar
The new MotoGP season gets underway in the Gulf state this weekend with a host of riders looking to exploit the continued absence of six-time world champion Marc Marquez.
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Marc Marquez out of Qatar MotoGP after surgery
While Marquez's medical team reported a 'good clinical response' following the operation for an infected pseudoarthrosis of the right humerus, they decided not to rush his return to the track, the statement said.
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'Special moment' as Rossi set for emotional farewell in MotoGP finale
Rossi will join Yamaha's satellite Petronas team, leaving the factory to go ahead with Fabio Quartararo alongside Maverick Vinales in 2021.
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MotoGP star Marquez undergoes second arm operation
The Spaniard fractured his arm in the season opener in Spain on July 19 and missed the following race despite initially being declared fit to take part, just 48 hours after having a titanium plate inserted during surgery.
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Marquez in bid to beat medical odds and race in Jerez with broken arm
The six-time elite-class world champion crashed out of the delayed season-opening Spanish Grand Prix last Sunday as France's Fabio Quartararo took his maiden MotoGP victory.
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Marquez MotoGP return date uncertain after arm surgery
Honda said Marc Marquez would remain in a Barcelona hospital for up to 48 hours after a titanium plate was inserted into his right arm during surgery.
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Marquez chases seventh MotoGP title as Rossi hopes to prolong career
Marquez, the 27-year-old Spaniard who won MotoGP world titles in 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019, is determined to continue demolishing the competition on his Honda, with his younger brother Alex, who won last year's Moto2 title, as his team-mate for just one season.
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Marquez v Marquez as MotoGP spins wheels of family fortune
The Marquez brothers will become the first to race for the same team when the coronavirus-delayed MotoGP season kicks off in Jerez this weekend.
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Triple MotoGP world champion Lorenzo retires
The 32-year-old Spaniard, who rides for Honda and claimed the world title in 2010, 2012 and 2015, told a press conference he was pulling out following Sunday's race.
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Marquez drums up home support in MotoGP world title chase
With six races to go, the Spaniard has a comfortable 93-point lead over his closest rival Andrea Dovizioso of Ducati.
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Marquez wins San Marino MotoGP
The Honda rider, started on the second row, but snatched victory on the final lap from France's Fabio Quartararo, on a Yamaha-SRT, who had the lead for most of the race.
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Dovizioso pips Marquez to win Austrian MotoGP
Earlier on Sunday, South African Brad Binder celebrated his 24th birthday in style with success in the Moto2.
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Marquez wins French Moto GP for Honda landmark
It was Marquez's 47th top level GP win and his third of the season, but for Honda this was a 300th top level Moto GP victory.
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MotoGP champion Marquez goes top after win in Spain
The Honda rider led from the first corner to chequered flag at the Jerez circuit, heading a Spanish one-two-three with Suzuki’s Alex Rins 1.654 seconds behind as runner-up and Maverick Vinales third for Yamaha.
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Lorenzo to join Honda in team of MotoGP champions
Spain’s three times MotoGP world champion Jorge Lorenzo will leave Ducati and join compatriot Marc Marquez in a stellar lineup at the works Honda team next season after signing a two-year deal.
