Francesco Bagnaia Wins Sprint at Grand Prix of the Americas MotoGP

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Category : Sports Published on: April 19 2023

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World champion Francesco Bagnaia breezed to a comfortable win in the Grand Prix of the Americas MotoGP sprint.
Alex Rins on the Honda LCR took second with Jorge Martin on another Ducati in third.
Aprilia’s Maverick Vinales and Miguel Oliveira finished fourth and fifth.
Marco Bezzecchi came in sixth for the VR46 Ducati team owned by motorcycling legend Valentino Rossi to retain his lead in the world championship but only by one point now from Bagnaia.

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Francesco Bagnaia Wins Sprint at Grand Prix of the Americas MotoGP