And especially it was a great weekend already from yesterday, I ride well and today in the race I was able to arrive in the top ten.
And also great support and great respect from all the people from the paddock and also from all the MotoGP riders. I received a lot of surprises from the championship-winning bikes and also the riders of the Academy using my helmet was very emotional. I was a bit worried about the last weekend of my career, because you always think about this moment for a long time and you don't know how you will feel, if you are able to stay concentrated on the race, or if you will be very sad and everything. Valentino Rossi said, “It was a really special weekend and I didn't expect it like this. Luca Marini / Sky VR46 Avintia Ducati / +28.860s.
Maverick Viñales / Aprilia Gresini / +19.815s. Miguel Oliveira / Red Bull KTM / +18.221s. Andrea Dovizioso / Petronas Yamaha / +16.534s. Franco Morbidelli / Monster Yamaha / +14.085s. Valentino Rossi / Petronas Yamaha / +13.468s. Aleix Espargaro / Aprilia Gresini / +12.651s. Enea Bastianini / Avintia Ducati / +10.933s. Fabio Quartararo / Monster Yamaha / +5.439s. Francesco Bagnaia / Ducati Team / 41m 15.481s. Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana Race Results Finally I achieved this result on the day Vale finishes his career.” This one is one of the best victories this year because I started bad, riders overtook me, and then I had to be back. But when I saw it was possible I just tried and then set my pace. Jorge did an incredible job in the first part of the race and was struggling in the first part to overtake him. Also the braking everywhere except to turn was competitive. But, I was sure that this pace was very competitive and that it was enough to open a little gap. So I was doing it more slow and he was recovering every lap. In turn two I was slow because I always crashed there. The thing was I knew that my pace was faster than Jorge's. Yesterday I tried to help him in the qualifying, today he was with me after the race, so it was a great day for me. Also for what he has done for us and what he is still doing for us everyday. Vale for us (academy riders) is a friend, a big brother and he helps us a lot every time. But now the only thing is to celebrate Vale and I would like to be there with him in his garage already. For next year I think we are ready to start the season fighting for the world championship. This year we have grown and learned a lot. The nine-time world champion Valentino Rossi (Petronas Yamaha) brought his illustrious MotoGP career to a close with a ride to 10th.įrancesco Bagnaia said, “Yeah, it was incredible! The only way possible to celebrate him was to win with this helmet and to have Vale on the top of the podium with me made me so happy. His teammate Joan Mir (Suzuki Ecstar) finished 4th, beating world champion Fabio Quartararo (Monster Yamaha) by just over two tenths, while Johann Zarco (Pramac Ducati) completed the top six. This result marks a historic first Ducati 1-2-3 in Valencia Grand Prix.Īlex Rins (Suzuki Ecstar) pushed and moved up to 2nd for a while, but crashed out at Turn 6 on lap 11. Jack Miller (Ducati Team) took 3rd, following Algarve GP last time. He took the fourth podium of the season including Styrian GP win and won the 2021 rookie of the year. Pole sitter Jorge Martin (Pramac Ducati) led the race until lap 16 of 27, but finished 2nd. This result brought Ducati's 2021 MotoGP Teams' World Title.īefore the race, Repsol Honda announced Pol Espargaro (Repsol Honda) withdrew the race due to his violent crash in FP3 on Saturday, marking the first time since Assen 1992 that no factory team Honda rider started a premier class grand prix. Valencia Grand Prix watched Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Team) took his fourth victory of the 2021 season. MotoGP Valencia: Francesco Bagnaia Wins Finale, Valentino Rossi 10th In Emotional Farewell. Visit daily for breaking news and events.Donate to support families affected by the crisis in Ukraine ➔ Log in HEREĪvailable at Cycle Gear and other motorcycle retailers. Read the January 2021 issue of Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technologywith your online subscription. Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology magazine is available in print and digital formats. PREVIEW the January 2021 Issue of Roadracing World! Roadracing World & Motorcycle Technology is THE definitive source for motorcycle racing, riding, and tech information. So what’s it like being little brother to perhaps the greatest motorcycle racer of all time? MotoGP Editor Mat Oxley explores Marini’s career and racing expectations in the latest issue of Roadracing World! In 2021 he joins Rossi on the MotoGP grid. Luca Marini, the 2020 Moto2 runner-up, is Valentino Rossi’s half-brother.
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