Summary and highlights of the Austrian Grand Prix in MotoGP

Thanks to all of you for joining us in this intense race with an exciting finish, it has been a pleasure to be with you all. See you all again!
 

The Spanish rider risked to win the race to Miller, but went to the ground 

Quartararo overtakes Miller and Martín squeezes the Ducati, the podium will be decided in the last minutes 

Lucas Marini overtakes Aleix Espargaro and Fabio Quartararo approaches Miller in the fight for second place;

Aleix Espargaro suffers while Lucas Marini starts to attack him;

Jorge Martín over brakes and raises his hand the Spanish driver will see what happens.

Lucas Marini overtakes Viñales and Aleix Espargaro is already less than a second behind Fabio Quartararo 

Yellow flag after Nagakami's crash in the third sector;

Jack Miller attacks Bagnaia fight of the two Ducatis 

Gardner crashes to the ground and the Italian rider who started from pole has suffered problems and will not be able to continue in the race 

Jorge Martín ahead of Bastianini to take third position

Aleix Espargaro makes fast lap and is getting closer and closer to the leader of the World Championship;

Joan Mir falls the 2020 champion goes to the ground in turn four 

Good start of Bagnaia who attacks fast in the first corner and is placed in the first position;

The pilots warm up the temperature of the tires, and the start of the race is just around the corner;

Bastiannini is playing for a place on the Ducati and it with the Spanish Jorge Martino, who knows what it is to win here. The Ducate itself is favorite for today's race will see if Bagnaia cut points with the leader;

1. Fabius – 180 points

2. Aleix Espargaro – 158 points

3. Francesco Bagnaia – 131 points

4. Enea Bastianini – 118 points

5. Johann Zarco – 114 points

6. Jack Miller – 107 points

7. Brad Binder – 98 points

8. Alex Rins - 84 points

9. Maverick Vinales – 82 points

10. Miguel Oliveira – 81 points

11. Jorge Martin – 81 points

12. Joan Mir – 77 points

13. Marco Bezzecchi – 61 points

14. Marc Marquez – 60 points

15. Luca Marini – 56 points

16. Takaaki Nakagami – 45 points

17. Pol Espargaro – 42 points

18. Alex Marquez – 27 points

19. Franco Morbidelli – 26 points

20. Fabio Di Giannantonio – 18 points

21. Darryn Binder – 21 points

22. Andrea Dovizioso – 22 points

23. Remy Gardner – 9 points

24. Raul Fernandez – 5 points

1. Aprilia Racing - 240 points
2. Ducati Lenovo Team - 238 points
3. Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP - 206 points
4. Prima Pramac Racing - 195 points
5. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing - 179 points
6. Team Suzuki Ecstar - 161 points
7. Gresini Racing MotoGP - 136 points
8. Mooney VR46 Racing Team - 117 points
9. Repsol Honda Team - 102 points
10. LCR Honda - 72 points
11. WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP Team - 20 points
12. Tech3 KTM Factory Racing - 14 points

In the Warm Up that took place several hours ago, the World Championship leader was the fastest with half a second faster than Viñales, while the pole man finished in 16th position;

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This is the starting time for the race in several countries:

Argentina: 8:00 AM

Bolivia: 8:00 AM

Brazil: 9:00 AM

Chile: 8:00 AM

Colombia: 7:00 AM

Ecuador: 7:00 AM

USA (ET): 8:00 AM

Spain: 14:00 PM

Mexico: 7:00 AM

Paraguay: 8:00 AM

Peru: 8:00 AM

Uruguay: 8:00 AM

Venezuela: 8:00 AM

England: 13: 00 AM

Australia : 22:00 AM

India: 17:30 AM

1. Enea Bastianini (1'28.772)
2. Francesco Bagnaia (0+024)
3. Jack Miller (+0.109)
4. Jorge Martín
5. Fabio Quartararo
6. Johann Zarco
7. Maverick Viñales
8. Joan Mir
9. Aleix Espargaró
10. Fabio Di Giannantonio
11. Álex Rins
12. Brad Binder
13. Luca Marini
14. Takaaki Nakagami
15. Pol Espargaró
16. Franco Morbidelli
17. Miguel Oliveira
18. Stefan Bradl
19. Andrea Dovizoso
20. Marco Bezzecchi
21. Darryn Binder
22. Remy Gardner
23. Raúl Fernández
24. Lorenzo Savadori
25. Álex Márquez

I changed the geometry of the bike a lot for the first time this year and we have made a big step forward. I'm not having the best of luck.The crash this morning took me out of FP3, then they took away a very good lap that would have put me sixth just two tenths of a second off the Ducati, with the same time as Fabio. I think I am being fast, but obviously here it is very difficult to be at the level of the Ducati;

Sprint races will be introduced on Saturdays, which will come into force from 2023, according to Dorna, who said in a press conference the following: "We want to generate more interest, to have a more attractive proposition for fans, brands and broadcasters. Our goal is to improve the visibility of the championship.

We reached the twelfth race of the highest category of the World Motorcycling Championship, where the Austrian Grand Prix will be held. Currently the leader is Fabio Quartararo with 180 points, the French rider has 28 points advantage over the second classified Aleix Espargaró ;
 

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