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Zarco ponders 'possible' similarity with Lorenzo's Ducati learning curve

Get MotoGP news in your inbox! By signing up to the newsletter you agree to receive emails from crash.net that may occasionally include promotional content Leave this field blank In many ways, the 2020 season was a case of mission accomplished for Johann Zarco, who gave Avintia its first MotoGP pole position and podium (on a year-old GP19), securing his promotion to Pramac and the latest Ducati machinery for 2021. Zarco's pole and podium came at Brno, where he finished in third place despite a ride-through penalty for tangling with former KTM team-mate Pol Espargaro. The Frenchman also claimed a front-row start at the second Austrian round despite surgery on a fractured wrist a few days...
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