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After las𒅌t year's Covid absence, MotoGP makes a welcome return to the scenic Mugello circuit in Italy this weekend.

Sadly, there will be no fans lining the hillsides due to the ongoing pandemic restrictions, but riders will be h🌊opꦺing to serve up plenty of the usual slipstreaming action to keep fans glued to their TVs.

Ducati is chasing its fourth home victory in a row, with Jerez and Le Mans winner Jack Miller, second in the championship Francesco Bagnaia and Pramac podium finisher Johann Zarco seeking to join Danilo﷽ Petrucci, Jorge Lorenzo, Andrea Dovizioso and Casey Stoner in winning the Italian Grand Prix on a Desmosedici.

But prior to Ducati's recent victory run, Lorenzo and Yamaha took victory in five of the previous Mugello races and the likes of title leader Fabio Quartararo and Monster Yamah🌼a team-mate Maverick Vinales will be out to spoil the home party.

Suzuki's Joan Mir and Aprilia's Aleix Espargaro – sixth and seventh in the world championship - will be looking to bounce back from their first DNFs of the season at Le Mans, with Espargaro also riding for the first time since arm pump surgery at the RS-GP's home e🤪vent.

Marc Marquez was also a non-finis🐟her in Le Mans, for the first time since his comeback from injury,⛦ falling twice.

The Repsol Honda rider holds both the pole position and race lap records at Mugello a🅠nd joins ho♔me hero Valentino Rossi as the only riders on the current premier-class grid to have won at Mugello on anything but a Ducati.

While an eight Mugello win wou꧅ld be a big leap for Rossi at present, countryman and Petronas Yamaha team-mate Franco Morbidelli has pro♓ven podium form this season.

Mugello also traditionally boasts the fastest straight of the season, meaning this weekend also well see the official MotoGP top speed record of 362.4km൩/h (225.2mph) - set by Zarco in Qatar - broken…