Miguel Oliveira wins the last Moto2 race in Valencia, winning with a large advantage over Iker Lecuona and Alex Marquez. Bagnaia finished 14th after a brief initial contact.
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Tag: 2018 Moto2 World Championship
Moto2 Valencia, Qualifying: Second pole of the season for Luca Marini
Luca Marini will kick off from the pole position at Valencia’s Circuit. On the front row with him there will be Xavi Vierge and Marcel Schrötter, the new World Champion … Read more
Moto2, Sepang: Pecco Bagnaia on top on the world as the 2018 champion!
Francesco Bagnaia made the best out of the second match point and he won the World Champion title in the intermediate category thanks to his 3rd place. Luca Marini … Read more
Moto2 Sepang, Qualifying: An unstoppable Alex Marquez gets the pole in Malaysia
Alex Marquez registers a record pole position (with a final crash) at Sepang: he will kick off 1st ahead of Luca Marini and Fabio Quartararo.
Alex Marquez needed … Read more
Moto2 Sepang, FP 1-2: Alex Marquez shines on Friday
Alex Marquez managed to be on top on both FP rounds today, registering the best absolute time during FP2 ahead of Quartararo, Marini and Bagnaia.
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Moto2 Phillip Island: Brad Binder takes the win, Bagnaia has to wait for the title
Brad Binder wins at Phillip Island, closely followed by Joan Mir, while Xavi Vierge is 3rd. Bagnaia closed his race 12th, behind Oliveira. For the title … Read more
Moto2 Phillip Island, Qualifying: Mattia Pasini on pole position, Bagnaia and Oliveira far behind
Pole position (with a final crash) for Mattia Pasini at Phillip Island, ahead of Marcel Schrötter and Xavi Vierge, while Bagnaia and Oliveira remained far behind.
Mattia Pasini won … Read more
Moto2 Phillip Island, FP 1&2: Brad Binder on top on Friday
Marcel Schrötter took the lead during FP1, but Brad Binder gets back to him during FP2 registering the best absolute time of the day, leaving the German rider 2nd.
Moto2: Fabio Quartararo disqualified, Francesco Bagnaia wins the Japanese GP!
After the end of the GP, here you are another unexpected turn of events: Quartararo is disqualified for non-regulatory tyres’ pressure, so Bagnaia wins!
After the official end of today’s … Read more