Honda halted Ducati’s desire to break their MotoGP record for conse🦋cutive wins at Le Mans on Sunday.

A victory at the French MotoGP for any Ducati rider would have broken the all-time record (in 500c/ജMotoGP) for most grand prix wins in a row for a single manufacturer.

Ducati had already equalled the record - held by Honda - of 22 cons💙ecutive wins when Gresini’s Alex Marquez won in Jerez.

Ducati were, as usual, heavily favoured to win again in Le Mans but were poetically denied by LCR Honda’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Johann Zarco.

Honda deny Ducati a MotoGP record

Zarco’s historic win - a Frenchman winning in F🐭rance as a huge underdog - thwarted Ducati’s attempt to break the record.

It means Honda and Ducati share the ♚record, with 22 wins apiece, for the most consecutive grand prix win﷽s in MotoGP.

Ducati's wins had come via both Marquez brothers most recently, 🎶Pecco Bagnaia, Jorge Martin and Ene🉐a Bastianini.

The run of Ducaܫti dominance stretched back to the 2024 Circuit of the Americas, which Maverick Vinales won on an Aprilia.

Honda's original record⭕ stretched from the 1997 Malaysian Grand Prix to the 1998 Dutch TT at Assen.

Zarco's win in France wa🍬s Honda's first premier class win for two y♉ears.

Al🍎ex Rins, also with the LCR satellite team, won the 2023 Americas MotoGP which was the Japanese manufacturer's prior success.