168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Full Qatar MotoGP race results

Andrea Dovizioso has held off Marc Marquez in an almighty final-lap battle to take victory at the opening round 🍃of the 2019 MotoGP season🗹 in Qatar.

In scenes reminisce🔴nt of 12 months ago at the Losail International Circuit, the pair traded passes on the final lap to decide who would take victory.

After Dovizioso drifted wide on the penultimate lap to see Marquez skate through to the lead for the first💜 time in the race, the Italian used the extra horsepower of the GP19 to powerඣ back into the lead into Turn 1 at the start of the final lap.

But Marquez, hoping to learn lessons from losing out to his Ducati rival last year, made his move up the inside at Turn 10 only to see Dovizioso cut💫 past on the switꦏchback for Turn 11.

The reign🐟ing MotoGP world champion made his gamble at the final corner by diving up the inside looking to block off Dovizioso but couldn’t make his RC213V wide enough, which allowed the Italian rider to power to the chequered flag for victory.

In an equally enthralling final-corner tussle, Cal Crutchlow made his move up the inside of Alex Rins perfectly to grab the final podium spot on his race comeback fr🧸om a nasty ankle injury for LCR Honda.

With Suzuki’s Rins left in fourth place, Valentino Rossi produced a classic fightback through the field after a disaster qualifying saw him start down in 14^th place.

The 40-year-old, starting his 24^th season, climbed up to fifth place endin🌟g the race within half a second off race-winner Dovizioso for Monster Yama൲ha.

Danilo Petrucci endured a late r🎐ace fade having been in the front-running pack to drop to sixth place, but did enough to hold off pole-sitter Maverick Vinales, with the Monster Yamaha rider suffering a disaster start dropping down to seventh place.

MotoGP debutant Joan Mir produced the standout display from the rookies by taking eighth place for Suzuki, another one in the thick of the front pack fight, with a small gap to LCR Hond𝄹a’s Takaaki Nakagami in ninth place.

Aprilia’s Aleix Espargaro impressed with 10^th place ahead of Petronas Yamaha’s Franco Morbidelli with lead Red Bull KTM rider Pol Espargaro in 12^th place.

Jorge Lorenzo pinched an underwhelming 13^th place ahead of Aprilia’s ⛦Andrea Iannone in the sprint to the line, having suffered two⭕ big offs on Saturday during his Repsol Honda debut.

J♌ohann Zarco held on to take the final point on the Red Bull KTM by seeing off fellow French ri🌱der Fabio Quartararo who suffered a nightmare start to his MotoGP debut by stalling his Petronas Yamaha on the grid which forced him into a pit-lane start.

To Quartararo’s credit the 19-year-old banged in fastest laps to climb up the order ahead of Miguel Oliveira on the Tech3, ahead of Avintia Ducati duo Karel Abraham and Tito Rabat, with fellow Tech3 rider Hafizh Syahrin completing the finishers in 20^th place.

It was a disaster 2019 opener for Pramac Ducati with both Jack Miller and Francesco Bagnaia forced to retire with separate technical issues, while part 🌌of the Australian’s seat came loose in the early stages.

Aprilia wildcard rider Bradley Smith was🐈 also a non-finisher crashing out𓆉 late on at Turn 1.