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Czech Republic: MotoGP Sprint Race

As on every Brno trip, our second day was dedicated to the legendary Masaryk Circuit. We spent the day watching practice sessions, qualifying, and the MotoGP Sprint race while enjoying the unique atmosphere of MotoGP's long-awaited return to Brno after a four-year absence. The weekend featured action from the MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 classes, ensuring there was always something happening on track. The Sprint race was won by Marc Márquez of the Ducati Lenovo Team, ahead of Pedro Acosta from Red Bull KTM Factory Racing and Enea Bastianini representing Red Bull KTM Tech3.

The Masaryk Circuit is one of the most popular venues on the MotoGP calendar. Measuring 5.403 km in length, it combines fast corners, dramatic elevation changes, and excellent viewing spots for spectators. The track features 14 turns, 8 right-handers and 6 left-handers, making it a true challenge for both riders and engineers.

 

Our beloved hammer didn't make it past the security check, as it was classified as a weapon. In reality, its only purpose is to help us dig small holes for our chairs so we can sit comfortably on the slope. We survived the day without it, and luckily it was waiting for us when the racing was over.

Our home address in Brno. In case we got lost.

Typically we watch the race on sector C.

Great day for a beer and a race.

Valentino Rossi still has a lot of fans.

Marc Márquez won today's race.

In the evening, we attended a performance by the U2 STAY Tribute Band at Náměstí Svobody in the heart of Brno.

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