Triple title runner-up Andrea Dovizioso's first MotoGP race since November 2020, and first on a Yamaha since 2012, ended with 21st and last at Misano on Sunday. Crash MotoGP Podcast - Click here to listen to Keith Huewen, Harry Benjamin and our own Pete McLaren talk MotoGP After a long-lap penalty for exceeding track limits, the Italian finished 42.587s behind race winner Francesco Bagnaia and five-seconds from KTM's Miguel Oliveira. However, Dovizioso was able to experiment and pick up his pace during the race, including an official best lap of 1m 33.493s (+1.251s from flying rookie Enea Bastianini) on 16 of 27. That was marginally quicker than fellow returnee Franco Morbidelli, making a...
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