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The Latest Breaking News from Jerez

Morbidelli blames "dangerous" MotoGP first laps on tyres

Morbidelli was involved in a red flag incident on the first lap of the sprint race at Jerez at Turn 2 when he made contact with Alex Marquez, with Marco Bezzecchi also involved.

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Bezzecchi fastest in post-race Jerez MotoGP test

Monday’s eight-hour session at Jerez is one of two scheduled in-season tests in 2023, with factories rolling out a number of notable updates to try.

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Pedrosa “almost crying” before first home MotoGP race since 2018

Pedrosa made the second wildcard appearance of his time as a KTM test rider since retiring from full-time competition at the end of 2018 last weekend at Jerez.

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Pedrosa “almost crying” before first home MotoGP since 2018

Pedrosa made the second wildcard appearance of his time as a KTM test rider since retiring from full-time competition at the end of 2018 last weekend at Jerez.

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10 things we learned from the 2023 MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix

Francesco Bagnaia bounced back to prove critics wrong with victory in the MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix.

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Miller "loves" KTM MotoGP challenge after 'uncomfortable' Ducati spell

The four-time race winner scored his first podiums as a KTM rider last Sunday at Jerez when he was third in both the sprint and the grand prix.

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Miller “wasn’t comfortable” at Ducati and “loves” KTM MotoGP challenge

The four-time race winner scored his first podiums as a KTM rider last Sunday at Jerez when he was third in both the sprint and the grand prix.

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MotoGP Spanish GP: Full Moto2 and Moto3 race results

A thrilling 19-lap Moto3 scrap began the day’s action at Jerez, with Ivan Ortola claiming the 99th victory in the class since its inception in 2012 for Spain.

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Pedrosa won't be tempted out of MotoGP retirement after "rewarding" Jerez sprint

Pedrosa won 31 grands prix and finished runner-up three times in the championship with Honda in a MotoGP career that spanned from 2006 to the end of 2018.

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Yamaha is “sleeping” on its troubled MotoGP bike, says Quartararo

Quartararo has spent the entirety of the Jerez weekend expressing his unhappiness at the 2023 Yamaha package, which he said on Friday had steadily lost all of its strong points at the Spanish GP venue over the last four years.

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MotoGP Jerez poleman Espargaro was “angry” when rain fell before qualifying

Espargaro snatched his first pole of the 2023 season in a dramatic qualifying at Jerez, the Spaniard beating KTM’s Jack Miller by 0.221 seconds with a final lap of 1m37.216s.

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Pedrosa: Sprint podium “a lot to ask” after “unexpected” Jerez practice form

The 31-time MotoGP race winner is making a wildcard appearance this weekend at Jerez with KTM, marking just his second outing since retiring from full-time competition at the end of 2018.

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Pedrosa: Sprint podium “a lot to ask” after “unexpected” Jerez MotoGP practice return

The 31-time MotoGP race winner is making a wildcard appearance this weekend at Jerez with KTM, marking just his second outing since retiring from full-time competition at the end of 2018.

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Quartararo: Yamaha “losing its strong points every year” at Jerez in MotoGP

The Frenchman scored his first MotoGP pole at Jerez in 2019 as a rookie and took his first win at the track in 2020, was on course to do the same in 2021 before arm pump problems struck him, and was second in 2022.

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MotoGP Spanish GP: Espargaro tops FP2, Bagnaia and Quartararo into Q1

The one-hour afternoon session at Jerez saw little in the way of overall lap time improvements until the closing stages, when FP2 exploded into a frantic time attack.

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MotoGP Spanish GP: Esparagro tops FP2, Bagnaia and Quartararo into Q1

The one-hour afternoon session at Jerez saw little in the way of overall lap time improvements until the closing stages, when FP2 exploded into a frantic time attack.

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Bastianini to make MotoGP return at Jerez after clearing medical check

Bastianini suffered a broken shoulder blade in a collision with VR46 Ducati rider Luca Marini on the second lap of the sprint race at the season-opening Portuguese GP last month.

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Marquez targets French GP return, Lecuona joins Honda MotoGP team in Jerez

Having undergone surgery on his right thumb a day after the Portuguese GP on 27 March, Marquez visited the Ruber Internacional Hospital in Madrid again this week to get an update on his health.

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Marquez targets French GP return, Lecuona joins Honda in Jerez

Having undergone surgery on this right thumb a day after the Portuguese GP on March 27, Marquez visited the Ruber Internacional Hospital in Madrid again this week to get an update on his health.

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Razgatlioglu receives Yamaha MotoGP test call-up

The 2021 World Superbike champion will team up with the Iwata marque's regular test rider Cal Crutchlow at the Spanish circuit for two days of testing from 10-11 April.

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Jonathan Rea Takes Us Behind The Scenes At A WSBK Pre-Season Test

Six-time WSBK champion Jonathan Rea vlogs the final Jerez WSBK test of the 2023 season, giving fans a peek at the inner workings of the Kawasaki Racing Team.

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The night Schumacher tried to make friends with Villeneuve, 25 years on

Twenty-five years ago today, Jacques Villeneuve clinched the 1997 F1 world championship at Jerez after one of the most dramatic and controversial finales the sport has ever seen.

Daily Record

Seville-bound Rangers fans were sent to the wrong airport

Lanarkshire travel agent Conor Campbell subsequently issued an apology after supporters had to fork out for taxis in a rush to get to the Europa League final.

Irish Mirror

Rangers fans’ fury over Europa League final plane shambles as Celtic supporter travel agent left red-faced

The £950 return flights from Glasgow to Seville were not quite as Celtic fan and travel boss Conor Campbell had promised

Glasgow Live

Rangers fans demand refund as 'last planes to Seville' land at wrong airport

Travel agent Conor Campbell, who organised the trip for Rangers supporters has apologised for the chaos that left his customers out of pocket and says he was let down by the charter company.

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