US EditionMotoGP Returns to Hungary After 33 Years at Balaton Park Circuit
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MotoGP Returns to Hungary After 33 Years at Balaton Park Circuit
MotoGP returns to Hungary for the first time in over three decades, as Balaton Park in Balatonfőkajár stages a World Championship race weekend. The spotlight is on Spain’s Marc Márquez, six-time world champion and dominant leader of this year’s standings, who is widely regarded as the top favourite for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix. Riding a Ducati, Márquez has rediscovered his old form, stringing together six consecutive victories for the first…
The rights holder is preparing for the MotoGP race in Balatonfőkajár with almost 100 cameras, and the Hungarian broadcaster with a crew of 50 people - Besides Balaton, the six-time world champion and overall leader, Spaniard Marc Márquez, will be the favorite in the heaviest category.
After a thirty-three-year break, the MotoGP World Championship race will be held again in Hungary this weekend, but this time not at the Hungaroring, but at the Balaton Park racetrack in Balatonfőkajár. Although a new track always holds surprises, the number one contender in MotoGP is probably the six-time world champion and overall leader, Spaniard Marc Márquez. The 32-year-old Ducati classic has won six races in a row and is already 142 points…
MotoGP: Preview Of Michelin Grand Prix Of Hungary
HOT HEADLINES: Hungary returns as MotoGP takes on Balaton Park. New venue, new stories, new stars: can anyone halt Marc Marquez on new turf? Nine rounds remain in 2025 as a new battleground takes centre stage as we return to Hungary for the first time since 1992, taking on Balaton Park for the first time ever. With a backdrop of central Europe’s largest lake, it’s a picturesque setting to host a new challenge. Round 14 is very much game on at Ba…
Honda has their sights set on positive results at the new Balaton Park Circuit
Honda HRC Castrol are expecting to benefit from everyone's lack of experience at the Balaton Park Circuit. This weekend, MotoGP heads to Balaton Park for the first time for the return of the Hungarian Grand Prix, and Honda sees this as an opportunity for more positive results. Honda HRC Castrol are coming off the back of both riders scoring points at the Austrian Grand Prix, which was the first time both riders have scored points since the Briti…
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