Valencia 2022 MotoGP Results: Francesco Bagnaia World Champion, Alex Rins Gives 'Special Cards' To Suzuki

Francesco Bagnaia (Twitter.com/@motoGP)

JAKARTA - Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia successfully locked the 2022 MotoGP world title after completing the race at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit, Valencia. In the last series which was held on Sunday, November 6 evening WIB, Bagnaia did not become the fastest. He finished ninth, but that simply adds points to his rival, Fabio Quartararo. At the start of the race, the competition between Bagnaia and Quartararo was already going on fiercely. Both of them competed fiercely for the fifth position, even that effort made Quartararo's left winglet broken due to a collision. On lap 10 Quartararo moved up to fourth place, the place was achieved after Marc Marquez had an accident at corner eight. Meanwhile, Bagnaia looked down, the Italian rider weakened entering lap 15th. He was overtaken by Joan Mir and Brad Binder to fight to seventh. Entering lap 22nd, Bagnaia slipped to ninth after being overtaken by Miguel Oliveira, Luca Marini, and Enea Bastianini. But he seemed reluctant to take the risk of overtaking it again. On lap 23, Jack Miller falls. He lost control while trying to overtake Binder who was in third place. This incident became a bitter moment for Miller, who last defended KTM. In one round before finishing, Quartararo is still trying to find the fastest place. But he couldn't do much because he was stuck in fourth place behind Rins, Binder, and Martin. Meanwhile, Bagnaia competed with Franco Morbidelli in ninth position. This situation continued until the 27th round was over. Even though he finished in ninth place in the 2022 Valencia MotoGP, Bagnaia is confirmed to be the 2022 MotoGP world champion. On the other hand, the status as the fastest rider was occupied by Aleix Rins. He won the 2022 Valencia MotoGP by beating Binder and Martin. With his victory in the 2022 Valencia MotoGP, Alex Rins managed to give Suzuki a special and sweet gift in their last race in MotoGP.