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Ducati in shape

Ducati made a strong impression at the last Grand Prix in Austin, with 5 machines in the top five in qualifying and victory It was won by Ina Bastianini, second in the season. Bastianini also leads the championship When he arrived in Portugal, last season he finished eighth in this Grand Prix and was Ducati’s second in the top ten.

Time for Quartararo?

The reigning world champion achieves a A mixed start to the season with just one podium in four races (second place in Indonesia) and fifth place in the ranking. Despite the difficulties with his Yamaha, the French rider sticks to the fastest bikes in the race and He’s still in the fight for the championship, but we’ll have to get a good result this weekend to not be left behind. Fabio Quartararo won the Grand Prix last season after starting from pole position.

I made the best race I could…
See you in Europe 👊🏼 pic.twitter.com/3GzBoEt3s1

– Fabio Quartararo (@FabioQ20) April 11, 2022

Miguel Oliveira at home

This stop in Portugal is an opportunity to get the first home Grand Prix of the season for a MotoGP rider, This weekend, Miguel Oliveira (KTM) will be riding in front of his fans! Oliveira won his second race of the season in Indonesia but has had a difficult period since his 2 Grands Prix and in particular his 18th place in Austin. Remember too He had crashed last year in Portimao and thus finished last.

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The Autódromo Internacional do Algarve of the Portuguese Grand Prix

• Length : 4,600 m
• an offer : 15 pm
• Left turns: 6
• Right turns: 9
• Longest straight line: 970 AD
• number of turns remaining: 25
• Total distance traveled: 114.8 km

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