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Bagnaia wins first ever MotoGP sprint at Portuguese Grand Prix

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Times of India

Francesco Bagnaia wins first ever MotoGP sprint

Reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia on Saturday became the first rider to win the newly-introduced MotoGP sprint race at the season-opening Portuguese Grand Prix.

1 year ago·India

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The Hindu

Bagnaia wins first-ever MotoGP sprint at Portuguese Grand Prix

Introduced this season in a bid to make the sport more entertaining, sprints will be run a day before the race and are approximately 50 percent of the full distance, which was 12 laps around the Portimao circuit.

1 year ago·India

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Reuters

Bagnaia wins first ever MotoGP sprint at Portuguese Grand Prix

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Channel News Asia

Bagnaia wins first ever MotoGP sprint at Portuguese Grand Prix

Reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia won the first ever MotoGP sprint with a last-lap overtake at the season-opening Portuguese Grand Prix on Saturday (Mar 25) to earn 12 points and move to the top of the rider's standings ahead of the race on Sunday. Introduced this season in a bid to make the sport

1 year ago·Singapore

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The Epoch Times

Bagnaia Wins First Ever MotoGP Sprint at Portuguese Grand Prix

Reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia won the first ever MotoGP sprint with a last-lap overtake at the season-opening Portuguese Grand Prix on Saturday to earn 12 points and move to the top of the rider’s standings ahead of the race on Sunday. Introduced this season in a bid to make the sport more entertaining, sprints will be run a day before the race and are approximately 50 percent of the full distance, which was 12 laps around the Portim…

1 year ago·New York, United States

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Le Figaro

MotoGP: Bagnaia wins the first sprint in history in Portimao, Quartararo 10th

The reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia won the first sprint in MotoGP history on Saturday, finishing ahead of Spaniards Jorge Martin (Ducati-Pramac) and Marc Marquez (Honda) on the Portimao circuit.

1 year ago·Paris, France

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