[webbikeworld.com] - A Remarkable Year for MotoGP

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MotoGP was extra special this year – and we’re not just talking about how over a third of the grid was Team Red.*

For the first time in a hot minute, the Grand Prix’s final champion couldn’t be decided until the final race (via Motorcycle Sports); couple this with the staggering levels of team talent and the circuit’s neck and neck battles, and you’ve got the ultimate show.*

The MotoGP circuit proper. Media sourced from Roadracing World.Part of the season’s successes has to do with the incredibly balanced level of talent from all on the circuit; of the 20 races and 32 drivers, MotoGP 2022 celebrated 14 podium finishers, 10 pole sitters, 4 championship leaders and 7 winners (via Motorsport Stats).*

With stunners like 2021 World Champ Fabio Quartararo, 2020 Moto2 World Champ Enea Bastianini and 2016 Moto3 World Champ Brad Binder nipping at his heels, our 2022 trophy-holder himself admitted that the final race was brutal.*

MotoGP 2022 – shenanigans incoming. Media sourced from Red Bull.“That was the hardest race of my life,” laughs Francesco Bagnaia.*

“I was struggling. My aim was to be in the top five, but I started to struggle after a few laps…”

Mooney VR46 racer Luca Marini agrees, taking in the incredible experience.*

The MotoGP circuit proper. Media sourced from Roadracing World.“What can I say? An incredible season in terms of riders and bikes. For the spectators, a real spectacle with highly fought races,” shrugs Marini.*

“The 2022 season marks a turning point in MotoGP history: we have never had so many riders at this extraordinary level and so close to each other.”

What do you think of this season’s circuit shenanigans?*

The MotoGP circuit proper. Media sourced from Visordown.Comment down below, be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date, and as always – stay safe on the twisties.*

*Media sourced from Roadracing World, TotalEnergies Competition, Redbull, Visordown, and Reddit*

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