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In Austria prima gioia per Pedro Acosta in MotoGP, Aprilia e Jorge Martin limitano i danni

20 September

Pedro Acosta scores his first MotoGP victory in Austria, while Aprilia and Jorge Martin limit the damage.

Ai Ogura, Aprilia, Ducati Corse, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, KTM, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pedro Acosta, Red Bull Ring

SPIELBERG - One of MotoGP's most enduring taboos has finally been broken, and it does so in the best possible way: after nearly three years of trying and a record 15 podiums (a record for the category), Pedro Acosta wins his first race in the premier class. It's an irresistible joy for him and his team, Austrian KTM, given that the Murcian rider's triumph came at the Austrian Grand Prix. The Spaniard's victory was well-deserved, erasing the blunder that cost him victory in the Sprint Race, especially since he beat the Aprilias of Jorge Martin, Marco Bezzecchi, and…

Austrian MotoGP: KTM leads with Acosta and Espargaro at the Red Bull Ring

Austrian Grand Prix, KTM, MotoGP, Pedro Acosta, Pol Espargaro, Red Bull Ring

AUSTRIA – KTMs emerged as the fastest on their home circuit, the Red Bull Ring, during the Austrian MotoGP Grand Prix. Pedro Acosta set the fastest time, followed by Pol Espargaro's other KTM bike. Jorge Martin (Aprilia) finished third, while Marc Marquez (Ducati) finished fourth. Johann Zarco and Marco Bezzecchi rounded out the top six. The Italian riders were disappointing: Di Giannantonio finished 12th, while Pecco Bagnaia finished only 18th. Read also: Bezzecchi in Austria to challenge Marquez and Martin, Ducati…

Bezzecchi and Bagnaia out at Misano, Marc Marquez wins and Martin comes into view

Aprilia, Ducati Corse, Fabio Di Giannantonio, FIM MotoGP, Jorge Martin, KTM, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta

MISANO - Great things were expected from the Italians, perhaps even from the Romagna riders, but at Misano Adriatico, it was a day of glory for Spain. And, not too far behind, for Ducati, on a Sunday where Aprilia limited the damage, but were unable to hide some wounds that would have seemed unthinkable just in late spring. The San Marino and Rimini Riviera Grand Prix brought another triumph to Marc Marquez, first ahead of his brother Alex and future teammate Pedro Acosta. Not only that, the Catalan world champion returned to the top of the...