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Fabio Quartararo “knew something was wrong” before Yamaha MotoGP engine blow-up

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By Lewis Duncan Verified
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Fabio Quartararo says he “nearly stopped” at the start of the MotoGP Aragon sprint, as his Yamaha engine was already having an issue before it blew up. The 2021 world champion’s difficult Aragon weekend continued on Saturday, as he struggled to 17th in qualifying, before retiring after his engine expired on lap five of 11. The Frenchman says the problem with the engine was apparent from the start, and he was gradually losing power before it finally stopped.
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“Riding on ice” - Ducati MotoGP title hopeful explains Aragon sprint crash

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By Lewis Duncan Verified
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VR46 Ducati MotoGP rider Fabio Di Giannantonio says his crash out of the Aragon Grand Prix sprint came after he felt like he was “riding on ice”. The Italian qualified seventh on the grid on Saturday morning at Aragon, but only survived a lap of the sprint before he crashed out at the penultimate corner on the second tour. It was a costly crash for Fabio Di Giannantonio, who is now 46 points from championship leader Jorge Martin.
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Marc Marquez says “risky” Aragon MotoGP sprint overtake was “only chance” to win

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By Lewis Duncan Verified
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Marc Marquez says his “risky” overtake on Marco Bezzecchi at the start of the MotoGP Aragon Grand Prix sprint was “the only chance” for him to beat the Aprilia rider. Marco Bezzecchi snatched pole from the Ducati rider with a new lap record on Saturday morning in qualifying. He then gambled on running the soft rear tyre in the 11-lap sprint, while Marc Marquez opted for the safer medium option.
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