A Review On MotoGP

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Throughout the 2020 MotoGP, Suzuki has not won a single series. However, Joan Mir believes Suzuki is one of the contenders for the title this season. MotoGP 2020 has been going on for five series. The best result that Suzuki achieved was when Mir was second on the podium in Austria. In the other four races, the Spaniard retired twice but always finished in the top five in the other two races in Andalusia and Styria. Mir actually could have won his first win at the Red Bull Ring. But Mir was harmed by an incident that caused the red flag to lose his position.

Currently Mir is in eighth place in the MotoGP standings with 44 points, just 26 points adrift of Petronas SRT rider Fabio Quartararo in the top position. With nine races remaining, Mir is confident he will be able to compete for the title with the leading riders.

"We have a great ride," said Mir, quoted by Tuttomotoriweb. "If we fight for victory here in Austria with Suzuki with a horsepower far below the other bikes it means we have a great bike, a bike that is well balanced."

Rins got the bad luck due to an accident before starting the first race. After missing Jerez, the number 42 finished tenth in Andalusia, then raced to finish fourth in Brno before finishing sixth in Styria. Rins is happy with Suzuki's development. "Yes, I must be happy because Suzuki took a big step in Austria. It is certain [we are] unlucky because Joan could have won her first race, but because of the red flag she failed."

"But the speed is there, I was also unlucky in the second race after the restart. But we should be happy enough," finished Alex Rins about Suzuki's performance.

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KTM Tech3 racer, Miguel Oliveira, managed to become the winner at the 2020 Styria MotoGP race. Bright weather accompanies the race in the fifth series of MotoGP 2020 in Red Bull, Spielberg, Austria, Sunday (23/8/2020). Miguel Oliveira's success in becoming the winner made him break the inaugural record of winning the premiere class MotoGP in his career.
The Portuguese racer 's success occurred when he managed to overtake Pol Espargaro and Jack Miller at the last corner before the finish line. Jack Miller then finished second, followed by Pol Espargaro in third place. During the race, the red flag had flown because Maverick Vinales had a single accident at Turn 1 on lap 16. In addition, Oliveira's success in becoming the winner also destroyed the Ducati record that has dominated the Red Bull Circuit since 2016.

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Repsol Honda ensures Marc Marquez will focus on recovering from his injury before returning to the 2020 MotoGP race. He has the potential to miss the rest of the season. Marquez suffered a fracture of his humerus after falling in the Spanish MotoGP, which is the first MotoGP series this season. He was then operated on and looked like he was going to race in the Andalusian MotoGP in the second series. However, the plan was canceled with the Czech Republic MotoGP targeted to be a comeback moment.

In fact, Marquez was again absent because he had to undergo a second operation on the location of the broken bone. on Saturday night WIB, at the Styria MotoGP weekend, Repsol Honda announced that Marquez might be absent for the next 2-3 months. Marquez and the team agreed to focus on recovering first before returning to the track. If so, Marquez is at risk of missing the rest of the 2020 MotoGP season. For the record, the last series of this season is the Portuguese MotoGP which takes place exactly three months after the Styria MotoGP. "Marc Marquez will continue his recovery process in the next few weeks.

The MotoGP world champion, together with HRC, has consulted and compared the opinions of a number of specialists regarding the injury to the right humerus suffered by Marc on 19 July at the Spanish GP," said an official statement. Honda Racing Team. "As a result, all parties have decided to modify the planning of the recovery process. The target of Marquez and the Repsol Honda Team is to get back into the world championship once Marc's arm has fully recovered from the serious injury that occurred at Jerez." "It is estimated that it will take between 2-3 months before Marc can return to ride the RC213V. HRC has not set any Grand Prix as a return point for the reigning champion and will continue to report on the progress of his recovery."

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The history of Grand Prix Motorcycle Racing (MotoGP) began in 1949. The first world champion in motorsport racing is Leslie Graham. Meanwhile, Marc Marquez was the champion for the 2019 season. The oldest motorcycle racing in the world has given birth to many kings of the race track from time to time. Leslie Graham from the AJS Factory team listed himself as the first MotoGP world champion. This British racer won 2 Grand Prix from a total of 6 series that were held throughout the 1949 season. In the following season, Leslie Graham could not defend the world title he won because he could not compete with Umberto Masetti from Italy. Masetti himself finally won two world titles in the MotoGP class, namely in the 1950 and 1952 seasons.

The racer who has won the most world titles in the premier class, now known as the MotoGP class, is Giacomo Agostini. This Italian racer successfully won 8 world titles in the premier class and 7 titles in the 350cc class. For the active racer who has the most world titles is Valentino Rossi who also comes from Italy. The Doctor, who will still take part in MotoGP 2020, has collected 7 world titles in the MotoGP class and one each in the 125cc and 250cc classes. Another racer who has the opportunity to match Rossi's achievements, even passing him, is Marc Marquez. The MotoGP world champion in the last 3 seasons is still the favorite for the 2020 MotoGP world champion, which has been delayed due to the Corona pandemic.