MOTOGP France 2022

In the world of betting, not everything is basketball and soccer.  MotoGP France 2022
also offers many options for gambling fans.

Betting on motorsports can be a very lucrative endeavor, depending on the event. While Formula One racing and NASCAR are the most popular forms of motorsport, there are many other events to bet on, such as rally racing, track and field, and motorcycle racing.

In fact, there are so many different options that betting fans have a lot of variety to choose from when it comes to which races they want to bet on.

In this article, we are going to analyze the MotoGP France 2022.

The MotoGP World Championship

 Arrives in France for the seventh race of the 2022 motorcycle world championship, with the Le Mans circuit as the setting.

In the last edition, that of 2021, Jack Miller and his Ducati won ahead of the French riders Johann Zarco and Fabio Quartararo. The Spaniards Raúl Fernández and Sergio García won in the Moto2 and Moto3 categories respectively.

Fabio Quartararo continues to lead the World Championship with 89 points and also leads the odds to be winner of the Championship with 7/4. 

Seven points behind is Aleix Espargaró, who climbed to second position after the second place obtained in Jerez. Espargaró has odds of 10/1 to win the Championship. 

If he continues to show good performance, it can be a good bet, so it’s worth seeing what the driver does at Le Mans, and depending on his place on the podium, it might be worth putting some money into it.

Álex Rins, who was left without adding points in the Spanish GP, closes the podium.

Marc Márquez, who finished fourth in Jerez, climbs positions and enters the top 10 of the classification. Specifically in the ninth position with 44 points. Marquez is still a serious contender for the championship and bookmakers are placing him at odds of 6/1.

Le Mans is a challenging circuit

The Italian Enea Bastianini of Ducati Desmosedici GP21, third in the MotoGP World Championship classification, has recognized that at the Le Man’s circuit, he hopes to find the sensations that he lost in Jerez.

“I would like to find those sensations with the bike that we lost a bit in Jerez; let’s say we would like to go back to being the one we were in Portimao, where only the result was adverse to us,” said the Italian.

“Le Mans is a rather unusual circuit, but a very good one in any case, although both the track and its conditions are a key variable usually due to weather conditions, but hopefully this time it will be different,” he said. Bastianini in his team’s press release.

KTM feels confident

The Tech3 KTM Factory Racing team can be said to have a home-field advantage by racing in France. Hervé Poncharal, the owner of the team, affirms that his team feels confident and enthusiastic.

“After a tough Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez for Tech3 KTM Factory Racing, we are now very excited to head to the familiar land of Le Mans for the French GP, our home race,” said Poncharal, adding.

“Remy Gardner is coming off a challenging race where he had to ride a bike with only one wing and put in a great effort despite the difficulty.

 Unfortunately, Raúl Fernández had to miss a second race due to a right-hand injury sustained in Portimão.

 I am sure that the two newcomers will be fit and motivated for the weekend ahead at Le Mans. The Bugatti circuit offers a layout that is well suited to both the KTM RC16 and the driving style of our pilots”.

Poncharal concluded by saying that a weekend of sunshine and good weather is expected in an official statement.

“The weather always spices things up at Le Mans, but this time it looks like we are in for a sunny week, which will help our newcomers to continue to progress in the MotoGP class.”

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