MotoGP Gallery: All The Best Shots From Rd4 At COTA

It was another dream finish for Enea Bastianini, taking home his second MotoGP win at COTA. Check out all the best shots from round three in Texas below... Photos: MotoGP.

Enea Bastianini (Gresini Racing MotoGP™) is now a two-time MotoGP™ race winner! The Beast delivered a Red Bull Grand Prix of the Americas masterclass to retake the World Championship lead heading to Europe and take Ducati’s first win at the venue…

It was win number two for Enea Bastianini as Ducati continue their amazing results in 2022…

Read the Sunday race reports here…

Quartararo began his weekend with a P4, the Frenchman 0.443 behind Rins in the opening 45-minute stint, with Marc Marquez’ return getting off the ground with a very solid P5.

Takaaki Nakagami (LCR Honda Idemitsu) is moving to within striking distance of the number 93 in the standings if he can continue scoring.

Beaubier blasts to maiden Moto2 pole on home turf. The American put in a stunner in Texas for pole, ahead of Vietti pulling a front row out the hat and Canet despite a crash!

Dennis Foggia (Leopard Racing) flexed some speed on Day 1 at the Red Bull Grand Prix of Americas, pulling clear by more than three tenths ahead of compatriot Andrea Migno (Rivacold Snipers Team).

Moto2 Grid COTA.

Migno pips Foggia by just 0.067, Artigas takes first front row in third.

The Moto 3 Grid At COTA.

Marquez was getting his head back in the game after his monster crash at Mandalika.

Starting from the fifth row of the grid, Maverick and Aleix took home valuable points for the championship.

A 1-2-3-4-5 in qualifying makes some history for the Bologna factory, with Marquez ninth on Saturday.

Q2 then got underway and it was Miller who was the early pacesetter. Continuing the Ducati domination!

Behind the five Ducatis is Quartararo lining up in P6. How much did that crash affect the reigning World Champion’s pole position hunt? He’ll want more on Sunday.

rancesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team) claimed P3 to make it a Ducati triple threat on the front row and, just behind, two more Ducatis line up P4 and P5… making it the first ever front five lockout for the factory, and the first for a single manufacturer since Honda in 2003 at Motegi.

It was win number two for Enea Bastianini as Ducati continue their amazing results in 2022…