Breaking News: MotoGP Set for Record-Breaking Spanish Grand Prix

Twelve Lap Sprint Race, Largest Starter Field in History

Jerez, Spain -

The MotoGP is gearing up for a historic Spanish Grand Prix this Sunday, with the potential to break several records and set new milestones. The upcoming race will feature a 12-lap sprint race, a first for the MotoGP series, and will see the largest starter field in history take to the track.

With the anticipation building, here are ten facts and records that could be broken during the Spanish Grand Prix:

• The 12-lap sprint race will be the shortest MotoGP race in history.
• The largest starter field ever, with 24 riders, will line up for the race.
• Fabio Quartararo could become the first rider to win three consecutive MotoGP races this season.
• Marc Marquez could return to the podium for the first time since his injury in 2020.
• Aleix Espargaro could become the first Aprilia rider to win a MotoGP race since 2002.
• Jorge Martin could become the first rookie to win a MotoGP race since Marc Marquez in 2013.
• Jack Miller could become the first Australian rider to win a MotoGP race in over two years.
• The race could see the first ever Spanish rider to win the Spanish Grand Prix in the MotoGP class.
• The race could see the first ever wet race in the MotoGP class at Jerez.
• The race could see the first ever safety car deployment in the MotoGP class at Jerez.

As the riders prepare for the start of the race, fans eagerly await the potential for new records and milestones to be achieved. The Spanish Grand Prix is set to be one of the most exciting and unpredictable races of the 2023 MotoGP season.