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The MotoGP World Championship returns to the historic Silverstone circuit for the first time since 2019 this weekend, as the Briꦓtish Grand Prix hosts round 12 of the season.

This year may have begun w♔ithout a British rider on the premier-class grid but there will be no less than two home stars for the fans to supp♛ort this weekend.

The fallout from Maverick 😼Vinales' Yamaha exit has seen test rider Cal Crutchlow, previously replacing Franco Morbidelli at Petronas Yamaha, parachuted in to the factory team alongside title leader Fabio Quartararo.

Doubling the British delight is the arrival of Jake Dixon, who has been promoted by Petronas from Moto2 to take over as Morbidell▨i's replac𝔉ement on the 2019-spec M1 this weekend.

At the head of the points table, Quartararo will arrive with 💛a 47-point advantage over new closest challengers Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati) and Joan Mir (Suzuki) with Johann Zarco (Ducati) slipping to 𓂃fourth after his Austrian error.

But it is the riders currently ranked dow🌺n in 11th and 13th that stole the show on MotoGP's last Silverstone visit, when Alex Rins (Suzuki) snatched a last corner victory over Marc Marquez🗹 (Honda).

Marquez - the Silverstone race and pole position record hold𒁃er, but still recovering from last year's arm and shoulder injuries - has at least stood on the top step once this season, but Rins is yet to claim a podium.

Also overdue a 2021 victory is Suzuki team-mate and reigning world champion Mir, wh🌸ile the likes of Bagnaia and Zarco are no doubt itching to replace rookie Jorge Marti🦩n as MotoGP's newest race winner.

Meanwhile, having walked on water with slick tyres for a home KTM triumph in A𝕴ustria, Brad Binder will be seeking a more conventional route to glory under what are currently forecast to be sunny skies at Silverstone.