SCARPERIA (ITALPRESS) – Fabio Quartararo wins the Italian MotoGP Grand Prix, the third success of the season after Doha and Portimao, and dedicates the triumph to Jason Dupasquier. The Yamaha Frenchman dominates on the Mugello circuit, taking advantage of Francesco Bagnaia’s crash on the second lap and stretching over the Ducati rider at the top of the World Championship standings. The Portuguese Miguel Oliveira on KTM and the Spanish Joan Mir on Suzuki complete the podium. Fourth was the French Johann Zarco (Ducati Pramac), fifth the South African Brad Binder with the other KTM and sixth the Australian Jack Miller (Ducati). Another anonymous Sunday for Valentino Rossi, tenth at the finish. Marc Marquez falls on Honda, with the Spaniard forcing Franco Morbidelli’s Yamaha to go on gravel, compromising the race. The Grand Prix of Enea Bastianini curiously ends instead in the formation lap on the grid, when the Team Avintia rookie buffers Zarco and excludes himself before the start. Australian Remy Gardner on Kalex won the Italian Moto2 Grand Prix, beating Spaniard and teammate Raul Fernandez in the final and retaining the leadership of the World Championship. Third was Marco Bezzecchi (Kalex), who, after being burned on the final straight by Joe Roberts, took advantage of the penalty inflicted on the American for having exceeded the limits of the track. In a Moto3 shaken by the Dupasquier tragedy, Dennis Foggia won. The Italian Honda rider preceded the Spaniard Jaume Masia on KTM and the Argentine Gabriel Rodrigo on Honda. Off the podium was the Japanese Ayumu Sasaki (KTM), fourth ahead of the South African Darryn Binder (Honda) and Romano Fenati (Husqvarna). (ITALPRESS). spf / fsc / gm / red 30-May-21 15:15
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