Marco Bezzecchi’s penalty fear for Australian MotoGP: ‘It looks easy, but it’s not’
MotoGP Australian Grand Prix sprint winner Marco Bezzecchi admits concern for his double long lap penalty coming for…
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Marco Bezzecchi reveals story behind bizarre wooden leg celebration at Misano
Marco Bezzecchi has explained why he carried a wooden leg on his bike while celebrating his victory in…
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Francesco Montanari claimed his first victory in the 2025 Africa Eco Race this Wednesday by being the fastest in the eighth stage, a loop around Amodjar.The 351km timed section was completed by the Italian Aprilia rider in 4h14m17s, beating Pål Anders Ullevålseter (Team Norwit/KTM) by a solid 5m05s. Guillaume Borne (Team GBR/Husqvarna) took third place, followed by Marco Menichini (Aprilia) in fourth and Guillem Martínez (Team Sénégal/KTM) in fifth.It was a challenging day for the two riders battling for the overall win. Alessandro Botturi (Yamaha Ténéré Rally Team) finished tenth, 25 minutes behind the stage winner, while Jacopo Cerutti (Aprilia)
The 2025 Africa Eco Race has come to an end. Jacopo Cerutti celebrated his overall victory this Sunday during the 12th stage, which, as always, serves as a ceremonial finale and does not count toward the general classification. The fastest rider was Alessandro Botturi (Ténéré Yamaha Rally Team), completing the 23km timed section in 11m57s, beating Pål Anders Ullevålseter (Team Norwit/KTM) by 19 seconds. Cerutti (Aprilia) finished with the third-best time, 41 seconds behind Botturi. This means that if the stage had counted, he would not have secured the win, as he ended the race with a 26-second lead over
L’édition 2025 de l’Africa Eco Race a débuté ce mardi, avec le vainqueur de l’édition précédente, Jacopo Cerutti, prenant une avance précoce. Le pilote italien d’Aprilia a été le plus rapide lors de la première étape, qui reliait Tanger à Tarda au Maroc.La section chronométrée couvrait seulement 47 km, et Cerutti l’a complétée en 38m33, terminant 55 secondes devant Alessandro Botturi (Yamaha Ténéré World Raid). Pol Tarrés, également sur une Yamaha Ténéré World Raid, a sécurisé la troisième place, avec un retard de 1m44s.Le top cinq a été complété par Guillaume Borne (Team GBR/Husqvarna) et le vétéran Pål Anders Ullevålseter
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