It was a dream Sunday for Pramac Racing, writing an extraordinary page in the history of the team, at the Pramac Generac Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix with a fantastic result. The team scored a podium finish by Jack Miller and the best race of the season for Francesco Bagnaia who finished in 4th.
Saturday in Phillip Island will be remembered for the strong wind that first made the FP3 prohibitive (only 12 riders completed a few laps) and then forced the Race Direction to stop the FP4 to summon the riders in safety commission. For understandable safety reasons, the decision was made to cancel the qualifying
The free practice for the Pramac Generac Australian Grand Prix ended with the 5th place of Jack Miller and the 14th place of Francesco Bagnaia who could not take advantage of the final time attack in FP2. The rain that fell in the early morning conditioned the FP1 before the sun dried the
Pramac and Generac are delighted to announce that they will be the title sponsors for the 2019 Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix of MotoGP, with the companies taking top billing at one of the most spectacular events of the season. The Pramac-Generac Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix will take place from the 25th to 27th
The Michelin® Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix ends with the P7 for Jack Miller - who greets his fans at the Parc Ferme as first Independent rider - and with the great comeback of Danilo Petrucci who finishes 12th after a sensational start ruined by a technical issue. Jack and Petrux are respectively 6th
Saturday’s qualifying ends with a very positive result for Alma Pramac Racing as Jack Miller and Danilo Petrucci will start respectively from the second and third row on the starting grid of the Michelin® Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix. After winning the direct qualification to Q2 thanks to the excellent performances in Friday's free
Scott Redding returns to be competitive after a difficult period and takes part in a great comeback from 20th to 11th place. For Danilo Petrucci a weekend to forget. These are the "headlines" of Octo Pramac Racing on Phillip Island circuit. Scott is in P20 on the grid of Michelin® Australian Motorcycle Grand
The qualifying for Michelin® Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix finished without high lights for Octo Pramac Racing. On a very difficult Saturday for Ducati’s riders (only Dovizioso in Q2), Petrux and Scott are unable to overcome the difficulties encountered in free practice, having to settle for the sixth and seventh row. Petrux tries to
Sun shines on the Phillip Island circuit but the temperature is cold and does not manage to warm up the performance of Scott Redding and Danilo Petrucci who finished the first day of free practice for the Michelin® Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix in 16th and 17th position respectively. After a difficult FP1, Scott Redding seems