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Andrea Dovizioso insists he will 'return to MotoGP' despite turning down all race and test-riding offers for 2021.

Andrea Dovizioso begins his final three MotoGP races as a Ducati rider at Valencia this weekend with his title hopes hanging by a thread. The Italian slipped 28 points behind Suzuki's Joan Mir after his worst back-to-back

Eight different riders have won MotoGP races so far this season but world championship leader Joan Mir isn't one of them.

Aragon has been the scene of Aleix Espargaro best results of the season (6th, 6th, 7th) since joining Aprilia in 2017, but this year's double-header brought saw that run come to a grinding halt. After a frustrating 1

It certainly wasn't a knock-out blow, but Andrea Dovizioso's MotoGP title hopes look to be on the ropes after again struggling for podium pace - and losing another 13 points to Joan Mir - at Aragon on Sunday.

Despite starting 13th and finishing seventh, Andrea Dovizioso moved closer to the MotoGP title lead at Aragon.

The end of Qualifying 1 at the Aragon MotoGP saw a furious Andrea Dovizioso throw his gloves across the Ducati garage before storming out in frustration.

After announcing he would be leaving Ducati at the end of this season, MotoGP title contender Andrea Dovizioso has continued to play his cards close to his chest as far as 2021.

Starting just 17th on the grid for Sunday's Catalunya MotoGP, world championship leader Andrea Dovizioso probably thought things couldn't get much worse.

Andrea Dovizioso faces a major battle to retain the MotoGP World Championship lead during tomorrow's Catalan Grand Prix.

Andrea Dovizioso leads a MotoGP top four covered by just four points, as the second half of the season gets underway at Barcelona this weekend.

Andrea Dovizioso's usual 'Undaunted' logo on the seat of his leathers was replaced by the word 'Unemployed' for this weekend's second Misano MotoGP round.

After finishing just seventh on Sunday, hopes are high that a 'different' Andrea Dovizioso will be seen on track at this weekend's return Misano MotoGP round.

Andrea Dovizioso and team-mate Danilo Petrucci will take part in their final home Italian races for Ducati at Misano this weekend.

Petronas Yamaha boss Razlan Razali has poured cold water on rumours that the team is now considering Andrea Dovizioso to replace Fabio Quartararo for the 2021 MotoGP season.

With four different winners from the opening five races, and reigning MotoGP champion Marc Marquez ruled out of contention, the 2020 title race looks wide open.

Winner the previous weekend on the soft rear tyre, Andrea Dovizioso expected to be even stronger after switching to the medium for the start of Sunday's Styrian MotoGP.

If Aleix Espargaro has his way, Aprilia will be doing all they can to get Andrea Dovizioso on an RS-GP in 2021.

World championship leader Fabio Quartararo spent Sunday's Austrian MotoGP races struggling to stop his Petronas Yamaha, due to a technical problem with the brakes. The Frenchman dropped from fifth to last place after running wide at Turn 4 on lap 5 of the initial race.

Andrea Dovizioso insisted he does not have a 'Plan B' in place for the 2021 MotoGP season, despite Saturday's announcement that he has decided not to continue at Ducati next season.

Some of Andrea Dovizioso's MotoGP rivals were unsurprisingly asked for their opinions following Saturday's surprise news that the Italian has decided to end the uncertainty over his Ducati future by informing the factory that he will not continue at the team in 2021.

Reigning triple MotoGP title runner-up Andrea Dovizioso will end his eight-year Ducati career this season.

A rain shower before the start of Friday afternoon MotoGP practice at the Red Bull Ring meant riders spent much of the session sat in the pits waiting for the track to dry.

Having struggled for the past two races, Andrea Dovizioso suspects the Ducati set-up knowledge that took him to 12 wins and MotoGP title runner-up over the past three seasons no longer works.