This is the third time he failed to score any point across the line in MotoGP along with Qatar in 2019 (P16) and Aragon in 2020 (P18).ĭespite a crash on the fourth lap, Luca Marini finished 23rd, meaning he has finished every of his 35 MotoGP races since his debut in the class last year. Fabio QuartararoĪt the Thai GP, Fabio Quartararo finished 17th for his second-worst result in MotoGP so far after the 2020 Aragon GP when he was P18. With Morbidelli as the top Yamaha in 13th, this is the third successive premier class race that there is no Yamaha within the top seven, which is the first time this happened since 1994 from the Spanish to the German GPs. Johann Zarco and Marc MarquezĪt the Thai GP, Marc Marquez finished fifth and since his comeback from surgery at the Aragon GP (three races), he has scored one point less than half of the points accumulated by all the other Honda riders since his last race prior to surgery (24 points compared to 49).įranco Morbidelli finished 13th at the Thai GP (following a 3-second penalty for exceeding track limits on the last lap) as the top Yamaha rider for the first time since Spain last year. The last manufacturer with more than 28 podiums in a single season in the class is Honda in 2013 (30). Ducati becomes the first manufacturer with 28 podiums in a single premier class season since Yamaha in 2015 (28 podiums).
With Miller and Bagnaia, this is the 23rd successive MotoGP race with at least one Ducati rider on the podium, extending the Bologna factory record in the class.ĭucati riders have scored 28 podiums since Qatar.
Jack Millerįrancesco Bagnaia finished third at the Thai GP for his 18th podium in MotoGP, all of them with Ducati, three less than his teammate Jack Miller, who is fourth on the list of Ducati riders with most premier class podiums. Jack Miller finished second in Buriram for his 21st podium with Ducati in MotoGP, and he is closing on Loris Capirossi who is third on the list of Ducati riders with most podiums in the premier class with 23, behind Casey Stoner (42) and Andrea Dovizioso (40). With Ducati winning from the Dutch TT to the Japanese GP and KTM in Thailand, this is the first time that European bikes won seven successive premier class races since 1973-1974 (eight) with König and MV Agusta. At the Thai GP, Miguel Oliveira won for the fifth time in MotoGP along with Styria and Portugal in 2020, Catalunya in 2021, and Indonesia this season.
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