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Recapping the MotoGP race from Balaton Park – Hungary GP Race Report
After battling Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia Racing) in the early stages, and fending off the threat of Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing), Marc once again proved untouchable to claim his seventh consecutive Grand Prix win of 2025. The margin at the flag was 4.3 seconds, sealing his 72nd MotoGP victory and Ducati’s latest slice of history.
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“It can be dangerous” – MotoGP’s Balaton Park race questioned after first lap crash
Tech3 KTM rider Enea Bastianini called the safety of running MotoGP races at Balaton Park into question after being involved ...
The cameraman, Joao, was taken aback during the impact but luckily escaped injury. The incident occurred within a few seconds ...
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“I’m back” – Jorge Martin on MotoGP Hungarian GP fightback
Three races into his comeback from injury, Jorge Martin is delighted with life at Aprilia and says he’ll be ready to win ...
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The verdict on Hungary's new MotoGP venue
MotoGP riders finally hit Balaton Park with their race machines on Friday. So how did the hotly-debated new circuit in ...
MotoGP bikes are already way faster than what WorldSBK managed at the Balaton Park circuit. MotoGP machines have spun their ...
Hungary returned to the MotoGP roster with an epic battle to kickstart Grand Prix Sunday as Maximo Quiles (CFMOTO Gaviota ...
MotoGP has revealed shocking footage of one of its camera operators narrowly avoiding being hit by Pedro Acosta’s KTM when he ...
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