MotoGP Gallery: All The Best Shots From Silverstone

It was an exciting weekend in Silverstone as Bagnia scored another win last weekend to help claw back some previously lost points. Check out all the best shots below... Photos: MotoGP.

For two Championship titans at the Monster Energy British Grand Prix, eight was the key number. Francesco Bagnaia held off Maverick Viñalesby just under half a second to become the eighth different winner at Silverstone in eight events on Sunday…

Read all the race reports from the weekend here…

Miller leaves having forged fantastic relationships with the team and the brand, plus displayed what a terrific team member and what a positive person he is to be around.

Having been in the top three the entire race at Silverstone, Miller eventually claimed third, with Maverick Vinales passing him late to bump him out of second. 

print races will be introduced at all Grands Prix, creating an exciting, action-packed programme for fans on every day of a MotoGP race weekend.

Following medical checks carried out at the Dexeus Hospital in Barcelona, Aleix Espargaró has been diagnosed with a heel fracture in his right foot.

Suzuki will also want more from the Red Bull Ring. The Hamamatsu factory have form there and Joan Mir even more so, with the circuit having been the scene of his first win in the World Championship

The Italian armada arrives on successful turf as KTM race at home, Aprilia aim to keep the roll going and Quartararo faces some pressure at the Red Bull Ring.

Aleix Espargaro didn’t manage to capitalise on the number 20’s P8 at Silverstone as he took ninth, but after a huge highside on Saturday left him racing with a broken heel, that became a job well done.

Frenchman Fabio Quartararo has continued the form that carried him to a maiden MotoGP title in 2021.

Sprint races will not determine the grid for the Grand Prix race. Riders must be free to race on Saturday, without the need to consider their Sunday grid position.

Showing great consistency and riding with a nice blend of intensity, composure and intelligence, Jack Miller’s two consecutive podiums in August have been a joy to watch. 

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