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Tank Slappers Podcast: MotoGP Portuguese GP Review

Fabio Quartararo had a dominant weekend at the MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix, taking his first victory of the season to lead the championship.

Joan Mir, Team Suzuki MotoGP

The Yamaha rider now has 69 points, joint with Suzuki’s Alex Rins, who made a stunning charge from 23rd to finish fourth.

Elsewhere, Honda had a difficult weekend, with all their riders struggling for pace.

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Marquez led his brother Alex Marquez in sixth, while Espargaro was ninth – all three HRC runners over 16 seconds from the victory.

In the latest Tank Slappers Podcast, Autosport’s Lewis Duncan and Motorsport.com’s Oriol Puigdemont discuss how Quartararo has made the Yamaha work to his advantage and what he’s doing differently to the outfit’s other riders.

They also mull over what’s going on at Honda and why Rins could be in the title fight this year.

 
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