2022 Portugal MotoGP Review

Review of the first round of the 2023 MotoGP season at Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, on the outskirts of Portimão for the for the Portugal GP. And for the season ahead, all MotoGP classes are reviewed (MotoGP, Moto2, Moto3 and MotoE).

In the MotoGP sprint race (V-twin, V4, or Inline-four 1000cc four stroke class), that was won by Ducati Lenovo Team rider and Current MotoGP Champion Francesco Bagnaia on his works Ducati Desmosedici GP23.

Second was Pramac Racing rider Jorge Martín on his Ducati Desmosedici GP23, he was three tenths of a second behind Bagnaia at the end. While, third was Repsol Honda Team rider Marc Márquez on his works Honda RC213V, he was fifteen tenths of a second behind Bagnaia at the end.

In the MotoGP main race (V-twin, V4, or Inline-four 1000cc four stroke class), that was won by Ducati Lenovo Team rider Francesco Bagnaia on his works Ducati Desmosedici GP23. Second was Aprilia Racing rider Maverick Viñales on his works Aprilia RS-GP, he was seven tenths of a second behind Bagnaia at the end. While, third was Mooney VR46 Racing Team rider Marco Bezzecchi on his Ducati Desmosedici GP22, he was three seconds behind Bagnaia at the end.

In the Moto2 race (Inline-three four-stroke class), that race was won by Red Bull KTM Ajo rider Pedro Acosta on the Kalex. Second was Pons Wegow Los40 rider Arón Canet on the Kalex, he was thirteen tenths of a second behind Acosta at the end of the race. While, third was Elf Marc VDS Racing Team rider Tony Arbolino on the Kalax, he was four seconds behind Acosta at the end of the race.

While in the Moto3 race (single-cylinder 250 cc four-stroke class), that race was won by Red Bull KTM Tech 3 rider Daniel Holgado on the KTM. Second was Boé Motorsports rider David Muñoz on the KTM, he was sixteen hundredths of a second behind Holgado at the end of the race. While, third was MT Helmets – MSi rider Diogo Moreira on the KTM, he was eighteen hundredths of a second behind Holgado at the end of the race.