Andrea Dovizioso: Last News

MotoGP teams of Suzuki and Aprilia.Fortunately, no injuries were reported with the Marc VDS team tweeting: “Fortunately all the team members are well and safe despite the fire in our garage. Thanks a lot to everybody who is caring and especially to those on site helping to control the situation.”READ MORE: F1 meets MotoGP as Carlos Sainz helps Marc Marquez adapt to Madrid life after injury woeIt remains to be seen if the drama will affect the team’s running this weekend, with pictures posted on social media showing a badly damaged garage covered in ash after the fire had been extinguished.

Cal Crutchlow has insisted he hasn’t missed racing one bit since retiring as a full-time MotoGP rider.The three-time MotoGP race winner has come out of retirement again to replace Andrea Dovizioso in the RNF Yamaha team for the final six rounds of the season. Dovizioso called it quits mid-season after a year of struggle for the Italian veteran. Crutchlow, a Yamaha test and reserve rider, was not looking to return but is happy to be back, even if he admits he hasn’t always enjoyed the racing aspect of the sport.“Not really,” he tells Daily Star Sport after being asked if he has missed racing regularly.

Cal Crutchlow couldn’t resist a cheeky swipe at the young guns of MotoGP ahead of his return to race action at the Aragon Grand Prix this weekend.Crutchlow, Britain’s most successful top tier rider since Barry Sheene, has come out of race retirement again to replace Andrea Dovizioso in the RNF Yamaha team for the final rounds of the season. As a Yamaha test and reserve rider, the 36-year-old was the obvious choice to step in for fellow veteran Dovizioso, who decided to retire mid-season after a year of struggle.Crutchlow prides himself on being an old-school rider who isn’t afraid to speak his mind.

READ MORE: MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi said driving around Silverstone is like "having sex"Quartararo, meanwhile, endured a second accident - a nasty high side - and retired for the first time this season. However, he still sits top of the pile – albeit now just 21 points clear of Espargaro.Quartararo bagged his first MotoGP title last term, having finished 5th overall in 2019 and 8th in 2020. And in contrast to Marquez and Rossi, the 24-year-old was never a standout performer in the Moto2 ranks.But since making the step up to the premier class just three years ago, Quartararo has made huge strides.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxValentino Rossi has revealed he told Johann Zarco to not be so risky following a crash at the Austrian MotoGP.Zarco collided with Franco Morbidelli at close to 200mph with Zarco’s bike narrowly missing Rossi and Yamaha team-mate Maverick Vinales.The bike somehow went between Rossi and Vinales when any impact would have surely caused serious injury.The crash came on turn three of the ninth lap with Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso winning when the race resumed after a 20-minute pause.And Rossi spoke about the dangers that aggressive riding brings, saying he spoke to Zarco following the race.Rossi said: “Everyone has to pray to whoever they pray

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