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MotoGP world champion Fabio Quartararo has hit back at Jack Miller's criticism of the French rider following early race contact, saying: 'I don’t care! I don’t care because he’s the one in the past that has some aggressive moves. I think my move was also not aggressive.'

Fabio Quartararo claims he's ready to battle for his first MotoGP win of the 2022 season following a qualifying session that saw him clinch pole by over two tenths.

Fabio Quartararo and Franco Morbidelli were in fine form as they secured a Monster Energy Yamaha 1-2 during the second Mandalika MotoGP practice session.

Fabio Quartararo remains unconvinced at Yamaha's chances for this weekend's inaugural Mandalika MotoGP after claiming his current M1 machine is the 'real one', and one where nothing new is expected.

Despite a top ten finish on day-one of the Qatar MotoGP, reigning world champion Fabio Quartararo was left all at sea following struggles to find 'myself properly on the limit. I was missing something strange'.

Could MotoGP be heading for a Moto3-style of race in Qatar? Brad Binder certainly thinks so, while world champion Fabio Quartararo believes the premier class is closer than ever.

Fabio Quartararo says 'I don’t need time' to understand where Yamaha’s performance level is after finishing fifth during day-one of the Mandalika MotoGP test

Alex Rins is aiming to put ‘everything we learned’ to good use in 2022, following a MotoGP season where ‘my maximum kept resulting in crashes’.

Fabio Quartararo will start the Algarve MotoGP from seventh after a surprisingly difficult Q2. Team-mate Franco Morbidelli also starts from the front row after making back-to-back Q2 appearances.

2021 MotoGP World Champion Fabio Quartararo was in stunning form as he doubled up as the fastest rider in Friday’s free practices at Portimao.

New MotoGP World Champion Fabio Quartararo has dismissed any notion that he could swap to the #1 plate next season; ‘We will not see this number because I started with the #20 and I feel like I’m not number one’.

Nearly two weeks after winning the 2021 MotoGP World Championship, Fabio Quartararo says it’s ‘finally sinking in’.

Three-time MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo credits Fabio Quartararo and Yamaha after winning a ‘well deserved’ 2021 world championship in Misano; ‘It’s well deserved for all parties. Yamaha has always been working a lot, the bike is always very complete, very compensated. For Fabio, he never made a mistake’.

Yamaha Managing Director, Lin Jarvis, calls Fabio Quartararo a ‘really deserving champion’ after the Frenchman clinched the Japanese manufacturers first title since 2015.

Despite Yamaha lacking horsepower compared to other manufacturers on the grid in 2021, Fabio Quartararo’s feeling with the front end ‘is what I think made me’ MotoGP Champion.

New MotoGP world champion Fabio Quartararo credits his consistency as the main reason for clinching the 2021 title; ‘we finished all the races that we make, scoring every time points, points, points. This I think is the key to win the championship this year’.

While MotoGP title rivals Fabio Quartararo and Francesco Bagnaia are looking forward to the prospect of 21 Grand Prix in 2022, eight-time world champion Marc Marquez feels that number is already enough, and any more races added would need to see a reduction of others.

While hopes of a first MotoGP world championship for Francesco Bagnaia are slim due to Fabio Quartararo leading the Italian by 52 points - three races left, the Ducati rider ‘will not give up’.

A ‘stressed’ Fabio Quartararo pre-race at COTA claims ‘the best second place of my career’, as he takes another step closer to a first MotoGP title.

With a 48 point lead over Francesco Bagnaia, MotoGP series leader Fabio Quartararo is prepared to fight like in Misano, while not going ‘over my limit’.

'We tried a new bike, big things… in some areas really good and in some missing a lot' – Marc Marquez on 2022 Honda MotoGP prototype.

Even though MotoGP championship leader Fabio Quartararo has five wins so far in 2021, his P2 during today’s MisanoGP ‘I think is my best’ result of the season.

Despite a late fall on his final Q2 attempt, Fabio Quartararo will line-up third for the Misano MotoGP; ‘We checked the data and I braked way too late, but this is what I wanted to do and it was great to also feel that limit on the front’.

Free Practice (4) results from the San Marino MotoGP at Misano, round 14 of 18 in the 2021 world championship.