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Andrea Dovizioso, former MotoGP rider, had an accident with his motorcycle. The 38-year-old, already champion of the 125 class, was training on a motocross track near the location of Tasso DI ...
15-time MotoGP race winner Andrea Dovizioso, who retired from grand prix in the closing stages of 2022, has been airlifted to hospital after a motocross accident in Italy. While the 38-year-old ...
Andrea Dovizioso is now officially a MotoGP™ Legend! The 2004 125ccc World Champion and three-time MotoGP™ runner up was inducted into the Hall of Fame at the Gran Premio d’Italia Oakley on ...
Quartararo’s spill followed hot on the heels of a more substantial motocross injury for former fellow Yamaha MotoGP rider Andrea Dovizioso, who fractured his right wrist. Alongside images of the ...
Ahead of the Monster Energy British Grand Prix, Andrea Dovizioso (WithU Yamaha RNF MotoGP™ Team) has announced he will retire from MotoGP™ after the San Marino Grand Prix. The 24-time Grand ...
As the three-time runner-up in the world championship, Andrea Dovizioso is the only rider ... Danilo and Valentino Rossi ride motocross. How did that come about? All the riders have a passion ...
Italian Andrea Dovizioso has turned down several offers to become a test rider in MotoGP next season, saying he plans to return to racing only when he finds the right project. "Over the last few ...
Andrea Dovizioso has confirmed that he’ll be taking a sabbatical from MotoGP next year. The Italian released a statement on his social media channels, announcing that after a 13-year stint he ...
Ducati rider Andrea Dovizioso is fit for the opening race ... sustained the injury in a crash last month while competing in a motocross race at Faenza in northern Italy after which he underwent ...
Ducati rider Andrea Dovizioso is ... a crash while competing in a motocross race at Faenza in northern Italy. Ducati announced later in a tweet that Dovizioso was due to have the operation in ...
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