Reportase.one – Racer Marco Bezzecchi (Mooney VR46) won his first title in the MotoGP Argentina event on the wet track of the Termas de Rio Hondo Circuit on Monday (3/4/2023) WIB.
Based on official MotoGP statistics, the Italian racer recorded a total time of 44 minutes 28.518 seconds. With this achievement, Bezzecchi won 25 points and became one of the competitors to watch out for this season.
Furthermore, he was ahead of Johann Zarco (Prima Pramac) who was 4.085 seconds adrift. The third position was won by pole winner Alex Marquez (Gresini Racing) with a time difference of 4.681 seconds from the champion.
The fifth and sixth positions were filled by Jorge Martin (Prima Pramac) and Jack Miller (Red Bull KTM), who were 9.746 seconds and 10.562 seconds apart, respectively. Meanwhile, Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha) slowly found the momentum to get up and finish in seventh place.
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Next, there are Bezzecchi’s teammates, namely Luca Marini, and Alex Rins (LCR Honda), who complete the list of the top nine, with a time difference of 13.694 seconds and 14.327 seconds respectively.
Surprises don’t just come from Bezzecchi. World champion Francesco Bagnaia crashed at Turn 13 in the last few laps. The racer who is familiarly called Pecco then got up and unfortunately had to finish the race in 16th position.
The Argentina GP race this time was even quieter considering that a number of drivers were absent due to injuries. In total, there are only 17 drivers participating in this Grand Prix.
A few hours before the start of the race, the Repsol Honda Team (HRC) announced that Joan Mir had to be absent due to an injury he suffered after the Sprint race on Sunday WIB.
Previously, Enea Basianini (Ducati Lenovo) was also reported to have suffered a shoulder injury during a crash with Marini in the Portugal GP Sprint session, Saturday (25/3). In addition, the crash involving Marc Marquez (HRC) and Miguel Oliveira (CryptoDATA RNF) also forced both riders to focus on their recovery and missed the Argentina GP.
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Then, there was also Pol Espargaro (GasGas Factory Racing Tech3) who suffered a spinal fracture while undergoing the second free practice session for the Portuguese Grand Prix.
source: www.suara.com
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