MotoGP 2022: Who is the most underrated rider of the season?

Which rider has gone under the radar and produced brilliant performances that haven’t grabbed the headlines in MotoGP 2022?
Brad Binder, Dutch MotoGP, 25 June
Brad Binder, Dutch MotoGP, 25 June

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Miguel Oliveira

He was sensational at Portimao, his home race, in 2020 where he claimed his second MotoGP win. He was among the favourites for that race but, for his other three wins in the premier class, he was an outsider. He has won the Styrian, Catalan and Indonesian grands💃 prix.

Brad Binder

The man responsible for KTM’s first race win. Binder won the 2020 Czech Grand Prix, a major milestone for his team in only his third race in the premier class. It was a race that Pol Espargaro was expected to win. Binder, as a rookie, stole the sh🎐ow. He also won spectacularly at the 2021 Austrian Grand Prix in a demonstration of true bravery as he outpaced the field on slick tyres during a torrential downpour of rain during the final three laps.

Johann Zarco

The bridesmaid of MotoGP? That’s an unfair criticism. He mꦯay not yet have a race win in the premie🌱r class but he is a two-time Moto2 champion who routinely battles at the top of the MotoGP grid. Zarco goes under the radar - this season he has been on the podium twice and, at the summer break, is third in the overall standings.

Luca Marini or Marco Bezzecchi

The VR46 boys. Marini has great qualifying pace at times although he can’t replicate it during races. When his fuel load drops, Marini is fast. He’s had three consecutive finishes inside the t🔯op six this season.

Bezzecchi has immediately looked at home in his rookie MotoGP ca🌟mpaign. He qualified on the front row in the Italian Grand Prix, and finished the Assen Grand Prix in second.

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