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Max Verstappen Wins Qatar GP Ahead Of McLaren's Oscar Piastri, Sainz Third
Max Verstappen wins the 2025 Qatar GP, beating Piastri and Norris, with Carlos Sainz finishing third.
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Oscar Piastri Takes Pole At Qatar GP Qualifying, Verstappen Third
Oscar Piastri claims Qatar GP qualifying pole ahead of Norris and Verstappen, setting up a front-row battle of title contenders.
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2025 F1 Qatar GP: Oscar Piastri Wins Sprint Race, George Russell Settles For Second
Oscar Piastri wins Qatar GP Sprint, earns 8 points, edging closer to title chase, while Lando Norris leads with 396.
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Here's What Max Verstappen Needs To Win 2025 Formula 1 Season
With both McLaren cars disqualified from the Las Vegas GP, Max Verstappen's chances of clinching the World Championship have grown. Here's how the Red Bull star could seal the deal.
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F1: Lewis Hamilton Dominates Qatar GP To Victory, Fernando Alonso Finishes On Podium
The 2021 Qatar GP saw Lewis Hamilton take an undisputed win starting from the pole position and has narrowed the gap for the world title with Verstappen to eight points.
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F1: Lewis Hamilton Storms To Pole Position For Qatar GP
Lewis Hamilton dominated the qualifying session setting the fastest lap time in the final stages with an advantage of four-and-a-half tenths of a second over title rival Max Verstappen.
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F1: Qatar GP Announced For November To Replace Australian GP
The race will be held at the Losaill International Circuit which has hosted many MotoGP races for over a decade.
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F1: Qatar To Get First Race In November To Replace Australian GP
Qatar's addition to the calendar would create a series of races in the middle east towards the end of the year.
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MotoGP: Rookie Jorge Martin Takes Maiden Pole In Doha GP
Jorge Martin of Pramac Ducati took a sensational pole position with a time of 1m53.106s, ahead of teammate Johann Zarco with Qatar GP winner Maverick Vinales completing the front row for the Qatar GP.
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MotoGP: Maverick Vinales Takes A Dominant Win In 2021 Season Opener At Qatar
Yamaha's Maverick Vinales showed incredible skill to pass the outright pace of the Ducatis in the Qatar GP and went on to take a stunning win in the Qatar GP MotoGP season opener.
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MotoGP: Ducati's Bagnaia Bags First Pole Of The Season With A Record Setting Lap In Qatar
Francesco Bagnaia had a record-setting lap time of 1m52.772s that put the timesheets on fire, showcasing the Ducati's outright speed.
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MotoGP: Qatar GP Premier Class Cancelled Over Coronavirus Outbreak; Moto2 & Moto3 To Run
The 2020 MotoGP season opener at the Losail International Circuit, Qatar has been cancelled over the Coronavirus outbreak. Organisers including FIM, IRTA and Dorna have announced that the MotoGP class of the Qatar Grand Prix has been cancelled including the race on Sunday. However, the Moto2 and Moto3 class races will continue as planned considerin...
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MotoGP: Dovizioso Beats Marquez By 0.023s To Win 2019 Qatar GP
In a deja vu of sorts, the 2019 MotoGP season started with the same visual as 2018 with Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso winning the season opener at Qatar. The Ducati rider won the Qatar GP by a hair's length over reigning world champion Marc Marquez of Honda finishing second 0.023s behind. The Qatar GP was at its dramatic best with LCR Honda's Cal Crutc...
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MotoGP: Vinales To Start 2019 Qatar GP On Pole; Marquez Starts 3rd
Yamaha's Maverick Vinales will be kick-starting the first race of the 2019 MotoGP season on pole. The Qatar GP qualifying saw the rider off to a brilliant start setting the fastest time on Saturday, as teammate Valentino Rossi dropped out in Q1. The rider set a lap time of 1m53.546s at the Losail circuit, 0.198s ahead of Andrea Dovuzioso if Ducati ...
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MotoGP 2018: Dovizioso Wins Season Opener Qatar GP, Beats Marquez
The battle was down to the last lap as Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso took the win in the opening round of the 2018 MotoGP World Championship in Qatar. The Frenchman completed the race a nail biting duel with Honda's Marc Marquez and surged ahead at the chequered flag with a gap of just 0.027s. In a sense, the 2018 MotoGP started exactly from where we l...
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Max Verstappen Wins Qatar GP Ahead Of McLaren's Oscar Piastri, Sainz Third
Max Verstappen wins the 2025 Qatar GP, beating Piastri and Norris, with Carlos Sainz finishing third.
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Oscar Piastri Takes Pole At Qatar GP Qualifying, Verstappen Third
Oscar Piastri claims Qatar GP qualifying pole ahead of Norris and Verstappen, setting up a front-row battle of title contenders.
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2025 F1 Qatar GP: Oscar Piastri Wins Sprint Race, George Russell Settles For Second
Oscar Piastri wins Qatar GP Sprint, earns 8 points, edging closer to title chase, while Lando Norris leads with 396.
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Here's What Max Verstappen Needs To Win 2025 Formula 1 Season
With both McLaren cars disqualified from the Las Vegas GP, Max Verstappen's chances of clinching the World Championship have grown. Here's how the Red Bull star could seal the deal.
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F1: Lewis Hamilton Dominates Qatar GP To Victory, Fernando Alonso Finishes On Podium
The 2021 Qatar GP saw Lewis Hamilton take an undisputed win starting from the pole position and has narrowed the gap for the world title with Verstappen to eight points.
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F1: Lewis Hamilton Storms To Pole Position For Qatar GP
Lewis Hamilton dominated the qualifying session setting the fastest lap time in the final stages with an advantage of four-and-a-half tenths of a second over title rival Max Verstappen.
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F1: Qatar GP Announced For November To Replace Australian GP
The race will be held at the Losaill International Circuit which has hosted many MotoGP races for over a decade.
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F1: Qatar To Get First Race In November To Replace Australian GP
Qatar's addition to the calendar would create a series of races in the middle east towards the end of the year.
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MotoGP: Rookie Jorge Martin Takes Maiden Pole In Doha GP
Jorge Martin of Pramac Ducati took a sensational pole position with a time of 1m53.106s, ahead of teammate Johann Zarco with Qatar GP winner Maverick Vinales completing the front row for the Qatar GP.
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MotoGP: Maverick Vinales Takes A Dominant Win In 2021 Season Opener At Qatar
Yamaha's Maverick Vinales showed incredible skill to pass the outright pace of the Ducatis in the Qatar GP and went on to take a stunning win in the Qatar GP MotoGP season opener.
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MotoGP: Ducati's Bagnaia Bags First Pole Of The Season With A Record Setting Lap In Qatar
Francesco Bagnaia had a record-setting lap time of 1m52.772s that put the timesheets on fire, showcasing the Ducati's outright speed.
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MotoGP: Qatar GP Premier Class Cancelled Over Coronavirus Outbreak; Moto2 & Moto3 To Run
The 2020 MotoGP season opener at the Losail International Circuit, Qatar has been cancelled over the Coronavirus outbreak. Organisers including FIM, IRTA and Dorna have announced that the MotoGP class of the Qatar Grand Prix has been cancelled including the race on Sunday. However, the Moto2 and Moto3 class races will continue as planned considerin...
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MotoGP: Dovizioso Beats Marquez By 0.023s To Win 2019 Qatar GP
In a deja vu of sorts, the 2019 MotoGP season started with the same visual as 2018 with Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso winning the season opener at Qatar. The Ducati rider won the Qatar GP by a hair's length over reigning world champion Marc Marquez of Honda finishing second 0.023s behind. The Qatar GP was at its dramatic best with LCR Honda's Cal Crutc...
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MotoGP: Vinales To Start 2019 Qatar GP On Pole; Marquez Starts 3rd
Yamaha's Maverick Vinales will be kick-starting the first race of the 2019 MotoGP season on pole. The Qatar GP qualifying saw the rider off to a brilliant start setting the fastest time on Saturday, as teammate Valentino Rossi dropped out in Q1. The rider set a lap time of 1m53.546s at the Losail circuit, 0.198s ahead of Andrea Dovuzioso if Ducati ...
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MotoGP 2018: Dovizioso Wins Season Opener Qatar GP, Beats Marquez
The battle was down to the last lap as Ducati's Andrea Dovizioso took the win in the opening round of the 2018 MotoGP World Championship in Qatar. The Frenchman completed the race a nail biting duel with Honda's Marc Marquez and surged ahead at the chequered flag with a gap of just 0.027s. In a sense, the 2018 MotoGP started exactly from where we l...
