After the French MotoGP, MotoGP racers will carry out the following schedule, namely the 2022 Italian MotoGP, held at the Mugello circuit on Sunday, May 29, 2022. The French MotoGP champion 2022, Enea Bastianini, is confident of winning in the 2022 Italian MotoGP series.
The French MotoGP series is a crucial moment for Enea Bastianini. Unexpectedly the Italian racer won at Le Mans. In fact, during free practice, Bastianini fell three times.
Launching from MotoGP.com, Enea Bastianini fell because he was not comfortable wearing soft tires. In the end, the team decided to use medium compound tires in the racing session.
This strategy worked. Bastianini put pressure on Francesco Bagnaia, who led the race.
Pecco Bagnaia finally fell because of nervousness and made Bastianini pass easily. The Le Mans MotoGP is the 24-year-old’s third win since the start of the 2022 season.
“I’m very confident, especially after three wins. I can be fast at Mugello,” said Enea Bastianini.
If you win in the 2022 Italian MotoGP, this will also be special. In addition to being the host racer, the Ducati motorbike he drives is also made in Italy.
Valentino Rossi Number (VR46) Retired
The 2022 Italian MotoGP series will also be extraordinary. Because Dorna as the MotoGP organizer, announced that it would retire the motorcycle number 46 belonging to the legend and nine-time world champion, Valentino Rossi.
Through an official statement on the sidelines of the French MotoGP race at Le Mans Circuit on Saturday (14/05/2022), motorcycle number 46 will be retired at the Italian MotoGP race at Mugello on May 29.
“The number 46 will be retired from the MotoGP class at the Autodromo Internazionale del Mugello. Identical to the nine-time world champion and MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi, this number will be retired at the upcoming Italian MotoGP,” said MotoGP.com.
MotoGP Standings
- Fabio Quartararo – Monster Energy Yamaha – Yamaha – 102
- Aleix Espargaro – Aprilia Racing – Aprilia – 98
- Enea Bastianini – Gresini Racing – Ducati – 94
- Alex Rins – Team SUZUKI ECSTAR – Suzuki – 69
- Jack Miller – Ducati Lenovo Team – Ducati – 62
- Johann Zarco – Pramac Racing – Ducati – 62
- Francesco Bagnaia – Ducati Lenovo Team – Ducati – 56
- Brad Binder – Red Bull KTM Factory Racing – KTM – 56
- Joan Mir – Team SUZUKI ECSTAR – Suzuki – 56
- Marc Marquez – Repsol Honda Team – Honda – 54
- Miguel Oliveira – Red Bull KTM Factory Racing – KTM – 43
- Pol Espargaro – Repsol Honda Team – Honda – 40
- Maverick Vinales – Aprilia Racing – Aprilia – 33
- Takaaki Nakagami – LCR Honda IDEMITSU – Honda – 30
- Jorge Martin – Pramac Racing – Ducati – 28
- Luca Marini – Mooney VR46 Racing Team – Ducati – 21
- Franco Morbidelli – Monster Energy Yamaha – Yamaha – 19
- Marco Bezzecchi – Mooney VR46 Racing Team – Ducati – 19
- Alex Marquez – LCR Honda Castrol – Honda – 18
- Andrea Dovizioso – WithU Yamaha RNF – Yamaha – 8
- Darryn Binder – WithU Yamaha RNF – Yamaha – 6
- Remy Gardner – Tech3 KTM Factory Racing – KTM – 3
- Fabio di Giannantonio – Gresini Racing – Ducati – 3
- Raul Fernandez – Tech3 KTM Factory Racing – KTM – 0
- Stefan Bradl – Team HRC – Honda – 0
- Lorenzo Savadori – Aprilia Racing – Aprilia – 0
