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Francesco Bagnaia held off Lorenzo Baldassarri in Qatar to claim his maiden Moto2 win
Francesco Bagnaia held of a late charge from Lorenzo Baldassarri in Qatar to claim his maiden Moto2 win, as a brake issue in the final laps thwarted Alex Marquez's challenge. Bagnaia took the holeshot from third on the grid, while fourth-placed Miguel Oliveira was lucky to remain upright after colliding with Alex Marquez's rear tyre on the run into Turn 1. Oliveira dropped to eighth as a result, while Bagnaia led a trio consisting of Baldassarri and pole man Marquez comfortably away from the battle for fourth headed by Italtrans' Mattia Pasini. Bagnaia managed a gap of around half a second for much of the first half of the race, his advantage extending to a second briefly after...
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