Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha), despite being in difficulty during practice and qualifying, managed to accomplish a minor feat on the Mugello circuit. The world champion managed to finish sixth on Sunday’s grid and take second place at the Italian Grand Prix. It was my best race, it was amazing. I even estimated the Nicois. It was great, and I had nothing to lose.
The Frenchman appeared to be able to catch up to the Italian Francesco Bagnaia, who moved up five spots and then finally broke away at race’s end to win. This was his second victory this season.
“Pecco” Bagnaia started well and used the power of his Ducati official to quickly catch up to his less experienced rivals (Di Giannantonio Bezzecchi, Marini). Two weeks after his crash at the French Grand Prix, the 25-year old took only eight laps to gain the lead and he has not looked back. He said, “It’s amazing to win here,” as he savored the finish of the GP.
Habs Johann Zarco, the other Habs Johann Zarco started 4th and finished at the bottom of the podium. Quartararo is now the leader in the general classification. He finished just ahead of Aleix Espargaro Aprilia (runner-up) this Sunday. Enea Bastianini (3rd overall), and Alex Rins (4th overall) are also taken advantage of. Nicois is the only driver who has managed to climb consistently into the top 10 after seven races.
Marc Marquez, six-time world champion, had the opportunity to finish his final lap at this Grand Prix. The Spaniard finished 10th in the race. He is currently taking a long rest to undergo another operation on his right hand, which was broken in the summer 2020.
