Danilo Petrucci (holding flag) has been racing in MotoGP since 2012
Honda's Marc Marquez increased his lead in the MotoGP standings despite Danilo Petrucci claiming a memorable victory in the Italian Grand Prix.
Petrucci, 28, held off Marquez to claim his first MotoGP win in 123 races - in his home race for local team Ducati.
Lewis Hamilton held off Max Verstappen, and survived a late collision with the Red Bull driver, to win a nail-biting Monaco Grand Prix.
The world champion was left struggling with the tyres on his Mercedes after fitting softer rubber than the Dutchman at pit stops during an early safety-car period.
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Billy Monger has claimed his first victory since having both his legs amputated after a crash two years ago.
Monger, who is competing in Euroformula Open races, won the Pau Grand Prix.
Fernando Alonso has been trying to complete motorsport's 'triple crown'
Fernando Alonso has failed to qualify for the Indianapolis 500 after a humiliating return to the USA's biggest race for the McLaren team.
The two-time Formula 1 world champion was fourth fastest of six drivers vying for the final three places on the grid on what is known as 'Bump Day'.
Marquez leads the pack at Le Mans
Seven-time world champion Marc Marquez increased his lead at the top of the MotoGP standings with victory in the French MotoGP at Le Mans.
The 26-year-old Spaniard, who started on pole, finished almost two seconds ahead of Italy's Andrea Dovizioso.
