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Maverick Vinales to make MotoGP return in post-Austrian GP Pirelli test
Maverick Vinales will put his injured left shoulder to the test at the Red Bull Ring on Monday to assess whether he can return to action at next month’s Japanese Grand Prix.The Tech3 rider has stepped up his physical preparation in recent weeks and rode a road-going sports bike a...
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Jorge Martin: Pedro Acosta “braking like an animal”, could join MotoGP title fight
Jorge Martin says Pedro Acosta made the difference by “braking like an animal” on his way to a maiden MotoGP victory in Austria.
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MotoGP: World Championship Race Results From Austria
Pedro Acosta won the MotoGP World Championship race Sunday at Red Bull Ring – Spielberg, in Austria. Riding his Red Bull KTM Factory Racing RC16 on Michelin control tires, the Spaniard won the 28-lap race by 1.017 seconds. It was Acosta’s first MotoGP victory. Jorge Martin was th...
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