Fabio Quartararo: 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.

F1 and MotoGP have collided after Ferrari star Carlos Sainz offered a helping hand to Marc Marquez as his countryman attempts to put the injury torment of the last two years behind him. Eight-time world champion Marquez has been beset by an arm problem ever since a horrifying crash at the start of the delayed 2020 season at Jerez.

Emma Raducanu, 19, and French biker Fabio Quartararo, who is just four years her senior, have been kindling a friendship on social media recently - and eagle-eyed fans who discovered their connection are hoping it might lead to something more.

2022 MotoGP is ready for lights out ahead of what is set to be a spectacular year.The Qatar Grand Prix is the first event of the record-breaking 21-race season with riders and fans alike raring to go as Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo defends his world title from the likes of Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia, Suzuki’s Joan Mir and Honda’s six-time world champion Marc Marquez.With so many names in the mix for the title, British former motorcycle racer Neil Hodgson cannot wait for the season to get underway ahead of what he believes will be a banner year for the sport. “In terms of machinery and the drivers’ ability, the field is so close across the board; almost any rider could win the race on the day if things just go for them,” Hodgson exclusively told The Daily Star .

Amazon Prime Video is set to keep you rather occupied throughout March, 2022.The new offerings will feature a selection of brand new Amazon original series and films, as well as Oscar-nominated films and adaptations from classic novels.Thrill-seekers and racing enthusiasts will be treated to all the action from MotoGP as MotoGP: Unlimited series one will be available for Prime Video subscribers to watch from Monday, March 14.Meanwhile, sci-fi fans can get stuck into Star Trek: Picard Series 2 from Friday, March 4.Here's everything you can look forward to throughout the month, and exactly when the shows, films and documentaries will be available to watch.Fans of zombie drama The Walking Dead will be able to stream the penultimate series on Prime Video this month, which sees the group preparing for the war against the Whisperers.Patrick Stewart will be reprising his role as a now-94-year-old Admiral Jean-Luc Picard as and his crew race into the past to save the galaxy's future.This brand new Amazon Original series features eight stories from The Boys' universe, with the story from each animated episode created by a different writer.Series two of Amazon Original Upload is on its way this month as the futuristic show continues to follow the lives of Nathan, Nora and Ingrid. Created by Greg Daniels of The Office, this one's well worth getting stuck into.Adrenaline junkies can look forward to seeing all the action from the 2021 MotoGP World Championship in this new docuseries.

Fabio Quartararo.The Frenchman, still just 22 years old, has such an infectious personality that his phonebook now includes the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Cristiano Ronaldo and Valentino Rossi.By his own admission, Quartararo struggles to spend a night sitting on the sofa, so it's no surprise to see him out for dinner with the world's exclusive names seemingly every night of the week.And it's all part of the masterplan.Last month, Quartararo claimed his first MotoGP world championship in just his third season in the premier class - and experts are tipping him to go on to win many more.The secret to success? Being advised by the very best of the best."My life changed quite a lot in a short time," said Quartararo.

MotoGP crown... because he can't get near him on the track.Young gun Quartararo is expected to pick up his first world title at Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Misano.

Fabio Quartararo says he's taking tips from Lewis Hamilton as he eyes MotoGP glory. The French rider is a rising star in the premier class and is tipped for superstardom.

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MotoGP action was supposed to return to our screens on BT Sport this weekend.