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Motogp: Valencia results| Results 2022| Championship
Cal Crutchlow says outgoing MotoGP world champion Fabio Quartaro is “the best rider on the grid” and thinks no one can do what he has done on M1.
Quartaro’s title defense ended at last weekend’s Valencia Grand Prix, with Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaya taking the world championship away from him after the Italian finished the race in ninth place, while his rival was only fourth.
Bagania has won seven races in 2022 compared to Quartaro’s three and scored five poles for the Yamaha rider, reversing a 91-point deficit in the former to win the title after June’s German GP.
But Quartaro is the only Yamaha rider to have scored the podium in 2022, with Franco Morbidelli, Cal Crutchlo, Andrea Dovizioso and Darin Binder putting their combined total of 186, just shy of the Frenchman’s total.
Crutchlow, having tested Yamaha throughout the year before racing the last six rounds with the RNF, says the Quartaro is the best on the grid, based on his own experiences with the M1 and knowing that “a few points Even to think about grabbing the bike. The bike is hard”.
“Yeah, and I’m not saying that because I ride for him or anything like that,” Crutchlow said in Valencia when asked by Autosport if he thinks Quartaro will finish 2022 as top rider .
Valencia results
Francesco Bagnia is the 2022 MotoGP world champion after a tense ninth place in the Alex Rins-dominated Valencia finale in the race for Suzuki’s farewell.
Bagania is Ducati’s first MotoGP champion since Casey Stoner in 2007 and Italy’s first since mentor Valentino Rossi in 2009, as seen from trackside today, adding to sales of 92,166 fans.
Bagania started the race on 23 points from defending champion Fabio Quartaro, who thus faced a ‘must-win’ scenario to have any chance of snatching the crown.
Quartaro slipped from fourth to fifth on the opening lap, with Bagnia just behind him from eighth on the grid, as Rins took the lead from fifth.
Drama began on lap two when Quartaro swapped places with Jack Miller at Turn 1, with Bagnia trying to take advantage when teammate Miller dived back under Quartaro at Turn 2.
But rivals for the title approached the exit, sending a winglet flying from Ducati to Bagania.
Results 2022
Francesco Bagnia of the Ducati Lenovo team has won the 2022 MotoGP World Championship by finishing ninth in the final race of the season at the 2022 Valencia MotoGP, the first such title for a man mentored by Valentino Rossi.
Monster Energy Yamaha’s Fabio Quartaro started the Grand Prix, needing nothing short of a win to have any hopes of a second straight crown, but finished fourth in the competition won by Alex Rins of Team Suzuki Ekstar – Hamamatsu manufacturer. Another win for Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) and George Martin (Prima Primac Racing) rounded out the podium after 27 laps around Circuit Ricardo Tormo.
Championship
Ducati’s Francesco Bagnia won his first MotoGP world championship at the season-ending Valencia Grand Prix on Sunday after Fabio Quartaro failed to overhaul him in the standings.
He was 23 points behind defending champion Quartaro Bagnaia in the final race. The Yamaha rider needed nothing less than a win to overtake the Italian, but finished fourth in the race won by Suzuki’s Alex Rins.
Despite the early bump, Bagnaya finished ninth, which was enough to maintain its lead in the championship and give Ducati its first title since it was won by Casey Stoner in 2007, ending a 15-year dominance by Japanese manufacturers. .
“The hardest race of my life! My mission was to be in the top five… but I started struggling after laps three-four, it was impossible to control the front of my bike,” Bagnia said.
“But the most important thing is that we win… We are world champions. It’s a really great day.”
A dream is FINALLY achieved! ✨@PeccoBagnaia IS THE 2022 #MotoGP WORLD CHAMPION! 💪#PerfectComb1nation 🏆 pic.twitter.com/arg31Jbc82
— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) November 6, 2022
