Quartararo like Verstappen.
In a parallelism between MotoGP and Formula 1, which today are chasing each other between Germany and Canada, the world championship seems to have found its master, with the Frenchman from Yamaha who won the second consecutive race as dominator at Sachsenring and made a turning point important to the title race in view of the stop that will begin after next weekend in Assen.
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French dominates with 172 points © ANSA
The other side of the coin, that of the great disappointments, could unite Francesco Bagnaia and Charles Leclerc, who on their respective Reds make a void on Saturday and often remain empty-handed on Sunday.
Today the Piedmontese's race, who started from pole, lasted only a few laps, before his Desmosedici put him down on the asphalt, angry and incredulous.
Quartararo, able to overtake him almost immediately, in the meantime was already on the run and from that moment on he only had to avoid damaging the rear medium tire of his Yamaha prematurely, which the Frenchman knows how to lead by combining lightness and speed.
He tried to react Aliex Espargaro with Aprilia, but was overtaken by the Ducati of Johann Zarco (Pramac) and Jack Miller, who got on the podium in order, leaving fourth place to the Spaniard.
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In the standings, Quartararo dominates with 172 points, Espargaro is at 138, Zarco at 111. Bagnaia is sixth with 81 points, together with his teammate who will move to Ktm next year.
The Piedmontese rider was disconsolate: "If I lay down, the main culprit is me, but the data does not understand the reason, almost inexplicable. I have never seen such crashes in MotoGP - he said -. Once again I was in front, I would have fought for the victory. Quartararo, however, is the only one who makes no mistake and makes the difference with Yamaha. "
The Frenchman congratulated himself for having celebrated Father's Day in the best possible way, which is celebrated beyond the Alps today, confessing that he was unwell over the weekend:
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"During the race I coughed a little but I'm super happy even if quite tired," he stressed.
For him, there is also the satisfaction of having entered his name in the roll of honor of the race, unique in addition to that of Marc Marquez, the unfortunate multiple champion stopped after yet another operation on his arm who seems to have found a worthy heir.
There is bitterness in Ducati, despite the manufacturers' classification always seeing it well ahead (with 221 points it precedes Yamaha with 172 and Aprilia, 139).
After Bagnaia fell, he also disappointed the only other Desmosedici driver to have won so far, Enea Bastianini, finishing only in tenth place.
Disastrous race for Honda, which without King Marquez now seems adrift.
Three riders crashed and the only one at the finish line, Stefan Bradl, finished 16 / o.
