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168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Enea Bastianini snatched the honour of Ducati’s 100th grand prix win with a controversial last-lap pass on Jorge Martin at the Emilia Romagna MotoGP.

Both riders ran off track after the move, but remained upright💧.

Surprisingly, the FIM Stewards appear no𓆏t to have even investigated the move, with Bastianini duly standing on the top step 🏅of the podium and results confirmed.

Either way, Martin has broken 24-points clear of Francesco Bagnaia in the world champi💯onship standings after the Italian sensationally c☂rashed out.

Bagnaia suffered his seventh DNF of the season when he lost the front under braking while trying to get back in touch with Martin𒈔 and Bastianini, with 7 laps to go.

Martin still had his hands full with Bastianini, who had been glued to ﷽the Pramac Ducati rider since the pair passed an off-pace Bagnaia in the early stages.

Bastianini then lunged inside Marti🐭n at the Turn 4 hairpin on the final lap...

Meanwhile, Ducat꧂i clinched the 2024 constructors’ crown.

San Marino winner Marc Marquez, who had predicted a repeat of Saturday’s fourth place, was promoted ♎to third by Bagnaia’s error.

The Gresini rider also benefitted from Brad Binder and Pedro Acosta cras🌠hing out ahead of him.

As expected, most riders switched from the soft rear 🐼tyre i🍷n the Sprint to a medium rear for the 27-lap main race.

However, Marco Bezzecc💖hi, eighth yesterday, rolled the dice on the soft rear.

The Emilia Romagna GP was the second of two consecutive Misano rounds,🌼 having been added to the calendar in pla🔴ce of the cancelled India/Kazakhstan events.

Repsol Honda’s Joan Mir missed the entire San Marin▨o GP due to “intense gastroenteritis” with team-mate Joan Mir withdrawing from the Sunday race due to sickness.

Both Honda riders returned this weekend, but Monster Yamaha's😼 Alex Rins withdrew from the event on Saturday morning due to sickness.

Revised tyre pres🅘sure rules for 2024 mean riders must stay above a lower front minimum of 1.8 bar (instead of 1.88) for 60% (instead of 50%) of a Grand Prix distance, or 30% of a Sprint.

The punishment for f📖ailing to meet the minimum in a Grand Prix is a 16-second post-race time penalty, or an 8-second penalty for a Sprint/short race.

MotoGP now heads straight to Mandalika for next weeke🎃nd's Indonesian Grand Prix.