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The winners and losers from MotoGP's Italian Grand Prix

Perhaps it is a trifle obvious to call Marc Marquez a winner considering he left the Mugello circuit with all the points on offer over the Italian Grand Prix weekend. However, the fact remains that the Spaniard was expecting far more resistance from his Italian team-mate Francesco Bagnaia.

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Francesco Bagnaia admits it is impossible to think about winning MotoGP title after Italian GP

Francesco Bagnaia feels “it’s impossible to think about winning the championship” after fading to fourth place at his home Italian Grand Prix in Mugello.

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Bagnaia: Impossible to think about winning MotoGP title after Italian GP

Francesco Bagnaia feels “it’s impossible to think about winning the championship” after fading to fourth place at his home Italian Grand Prix in Mugello.

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MotoGP Italian GP: Marc Marquez sees off early challenge for dominant win

Marc Marquez secured a superb Italian Grand Prix win after defeating MotoGP title rivals Francesco Bagnaia and Alex Marquez in a close fight over the opening stages of the race.

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Yamaha's Mugello sprint pace causes concern for MotoGP star Fabio Quartararo

The 2021 MotoGP champion Fabio Quartararo has had a pretty poor Italian Grand Prix weekend so far. Going down hard on Friday resulted in a dislocated shoulder and a trip to the hospital while his excellent qualifying performance was rendered irrelevant by an awful race pace.

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Quartararo "worried" by Yamaha pace in MotoGP Italian GP sprint

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Francesco Bagnaia "struggling a lot" after disappointing MotoGP Italian GP sprint

A downbeat Francesco Bagnaia said it was the “same as always” as he again struggled with the front end of his bike during the Italian Grand Prix sprint race at Mugello.

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More of the same for Bagnaia in disappointing MotoGP Italian GP sprint

A downbeat Francesco Bagnaia said it was the “same as always” as he again struggled with the front end of his bike during the Italian Grand Prix sprint race at Mugello.

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MotoGP leader Marc Marquez 'surprised' by Italian GP sprint win

Marc Marquez dubbed his Italian Grand Prix sprint win a “great surprise” after an issue with launch control at race start caused him to drop back multiple positions from pole.

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MotoGP leader Marquez explains poor start to Italian GP sprint

Marc Marquez dubbed his Italian Grand Prix sprint win a “great surprise” after an issue with launch control at race start caused him to drop back multiple positions from pole.

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Bagnaia 'relieved' after positive Friday practice at Italian GP

MotoGP star Francesco Bagnaia revealed he felt “relief” at the end of Friday practice for this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.

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Fabio Quartararo injures shoulder in practice crash at MotoGP's Italian GP

MotoGP world champion Fabio Quartararo has been taken to hospital following a big accident during the first official practice session at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.

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Quartararo doubtful for MotoGP's Italian GP after hospital visit for shoulder

MotoGP world champion Fabio Quartararo has been taken to hospital following a big accident during the first official practice session at this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix.

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The brake dilemma Bagnaia faces at MotoGP's Italian GP

The hot topic at Mugello for this weekend's Italian Grand Prix is brakes. With Francesco Bagnaia's much-publicised change in brake disc specification on Sunday in Aragon, there has been plenty of discussion about the improvement in feeling that comes with selecting a larger disc size.

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Why MotoGP riders like Francesco Bagnaia face a braking dilemma at Mugello

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Old wind tunnel and the 2024 problems – What can Verstappen rely on at Red Bull?

Just like last year’s Italian Grand Prix in Monza, the Bahrain Formula 1 race weekend turned out to be a low point for Red Bull. Max Verstappen spent large parts of the race battling with Alpine and Haas, although he managed to limit the damage by finishing sixth.

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Analysis: Can Verstappen still rely on Red Bull to turn its F1 fortunes around?

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Horner feared Verstappen's fourth F1 title was slipping away in Monza

Red Bull Formula 1 team boss Christian Horner admitted he felt Max Verstappen's fourth world championship was looking like a tall order by September's Italian Grand Prix, in the face of McLaren's resurgence.

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Horner feared Verstappen's fourth F1 title was "slipping away" in Monza

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Horner: Monza low the turning point for Red Bull's 2024 F1 season

Christian Horner thinks Red Bull's poor Italian Grand Prix weekend may have been the low point that helped turn its 2024 season around.

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Are rookie sprint races a good idea? Our F1 writers have their say

Speaking at the recent Italian Grand Prix, F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali said a project is on the table for F1 to organise a rookie sprint race at the post-season Abu Dhabi test.

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The Ferrari tweaks that helped Leclerc turn the tables on McLaren

Charles Leclerc’s brilliant tyre management was critical to his Italian Grand Prix victory for Ferrari.

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“Nobody’s perfect” - but Leclerc came close with final Monza stint

Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc produced a stunning 33-lap run of lap time consistency to win Formula 1’s 2024 Italian Grand Prix, which has evoked memories of other such famous moments from motorsport history.

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“Nobody’s perfect” – but Leclerc came close with final Monza stint

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Russell: Perez defence at the "very limit" after avoiding airborne crash

Mercedes’ George Russell has revealed how his Italian Grand Prix nearly ended in tears after almost being sent airborne by Red Bull's Sergio Perez.

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