MotoGP Gallery: All The Best Shots From Valencia

Valencia saw the farewell of Rossi as he hangs up his gloves for the final time while Pecco led Ducati to a podium lockout and Remy became champion. Check out all the best shots below...

Francesco Bagnaia took victory as the Italian led home a historic Ducati 1-2-3 at the Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana, he once again perfectly-poised as he saw the flag just ahead of Jorge Martin and Jack Miller for a Bologna lockout.

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You don’t want to miss this! #TheDecider rolls into town today as festivities begin, with Friday first touch and Saturday then deciding the grid for a pivotal showdown.

This extends the longstanding partnership and also includes an expanded commercial presence within MotoGP, taking the collaboration to new heights.

“As the competition continues to gets closer and closer, with races and even Championships decided by such small margins, Tissot’s role has become ever more vital with each passing season.”

Full of talent, extremely motivated for the challenge ahead, in the prime of his career and possessing all the ingredients to be a success, in the case of Gardner, KTM’s loss is certainly Yamaha’s gain.

“There have been so many hard years, decent success this year and even last year, I really kind of changed my chip last year and everything started to go a bit better.” Said Remy.

Remy’s main rival was his teammate Raul Fernandez, the healthy competition was what secured the team a win in the constructors championship…

An emotional moment for the Aussie after an up and down season with KTM Ajo…

When Remy signed with KTM, it was a major turning point in his career after making a quick move from Moto3 to Moto2…

Heading into the final round, it was looking like Remy could lose the his certain title. But the Aussie stayed calm to come home in tenth…