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168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez overcomes early opposition from pole qualifier Fabio Quartararo to extend his perfect Sprint victory streak to six at the French MotoGP.

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Starting from his first back-to-back poles since 2021, Quartararo momenta🅘rily lost the advantage when the lights went out but swept back under a wide Marquez into the Dunlop chicane.

The Monster Yamaha rider continued to hold off the factory Ducati un🉐til the eight time world cha✃mpion until Marquez poked his GP25 ahead at the Dunlop Chicane on lap 7 of 13.

Quartararo instantly retaliated but Marquez attacked again at Turꦛn 8, then pulled clear, leaving the Frenchman to fend off 🐎the Gresini machines of younger brother Alex and rookie Fermin Aldeguer.

Alex took over second place not long after, with Aldeguer immediately on ܫQuartararo’s back wheel.

The pair battled back and forth with 4 laps to go, before the Spaniard firmly forced Quartararo to yield and rode to a first-ever MotoGP top three. Aldeguer later dropped his bike after clipping the back of Marc Ma🔥rquez's machine while waving to the fans!

Behind the lead group, Pedro Acosta and Maverick Vinales duelled over top KTM honours for much 𒐪of the race, the RC16 riders closing on the fading Quartararo in the final laps.

But there was last-lap 💞drama when Acosta crashed at Turn 13.

Johann Zarco fi🦂nished his home Sprint in 𝐆sixth, as the top Honda.

After a strong start, Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi plummeted down the orꦅder.

Francesco Bagnaia’s perfect finishing re🌊cord ended in an early fall from fourth place at the Dunlop ch🦩icane.

Although he has lost the title lead to his brother onceꦕ again, Alex Marquez is now the only rider to have scored points in all twelve race🏅s this year.

Brad Binder joined Bagnaia on the DNF list.

All riders chose the hard front and soft r🐎ear tyres.

The Yamaha riders have the new engine plus some chassis parts used💧 at the Jerez test available this weekend.

Pedro Acosta and Somkiat Chantra underwent arm pump surgery following Jerez. Acosta is riding this weekend, but 🦂rookie Chantra is still recovering.

Pramac’s Miguel Oliveira is returning to MotoGPไ action after missing the last three rounds due to a shoulder injury in Argentina.

Injure reigning world champion Jorge Martin continues to be replaced by Aprilia test rider Lorenzo Sava🔯dori.

Takaaki Nakagami is making his Honda wild-card debut, after retiring from🐓 full time competition at the end of last season.

Aftꦰer equalling Honda’s all-time record of 22 GP wins in a row, Ducati can set a record if a Desmosedici wins Sunday’s French Grand Prix.

An official Mo💎toGP attendance record of 297,471 weekend fans ♉was set at Le Mans last year.

However, weather forecasts warn of pos🌼si𒁃ble rain on Sunday.