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Cycle News 2023 Issue 15 April 18

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That didn't last long, however, as Miller crashed out with 14 laps to go, which promoted Quartararo into third from a charging Marini in fourth. A lap after Miller's crash, howev - er, the race was turned on its head. Bagnaia was trying to break the Rins challenge but instead he broke the bike, sliding into the gravel trap at turn two at high speed and out of the race for the second time in a row. Bagnaia was disconsolate, keep - ing the visor down as he trundled back to the pits on the scooter and eventually showing a face of thunder, furious at the mistake that prevented him from netting him the championship lead. heroic Miguel Oliveira (RNF Aprilia), Jack Miller (Red Bull Ducati) and Maverick Vinales (Aprilia Racing). Sunday Grand Prix Bagnaia was on for it when the lights went out on Sunday after- noon. The World Champion took the holeshot and immediately built up a lead to Rins. The race was over al- most before it began for Martin and Alex Marquez (Gresini Ducati), with Martin losing the front in the esses and taking Marquez with him. Half a lap later, Aleix Espargaro bit the dust at the hairpin exiting the back straight, but then the field began to settle down as Jack Miller rocketed up to third from 10th on the grid. ROUND 3 / APRIL 14-16, 2023 CIRCUIT OF THE AMERICAS / AUSTIN, TX MOTOGP I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP P76 (Above) Jack Miller was on a flier in the Sunday GP but crashed out of third place. (Top right) Marco Bezzecchi's sixth place in the Sunday GP helped him retain his points lead. (Bottom right) Fabio Quartararo pushed on for his first podium of the year in the Sunday Grand Prix.

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