How in-doubt finale changes MotoGP title fight at Sepang
The crisis in Valencia is set to loom large over MotoGP's Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang - also, even if it is very "secondary", in a sporting sense.
The crisis in Valencia is set to loom large over MotoGP's Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang - also, even if it is very "secondary", in a sporting sense.
Pecco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin get along well enough - but there's a third party in this MotoGP title fight that makes it far more personal than it seems at first.
The MotoGP title fight might barely have closed up in Thailand, but the crashes, near-crashes, Marc Marquez interventions, lunges, attempts to stoke Pecco Bagnaia/Jorge Martin animosity, track limits mysteries and non-penalties all add up to plenty to be debated on The Race MotoGP Podcast
Valentino Rossi's VR46 Ducati team has settled on Andrea Iannone as its Malaysian Grand Prix stand-in for regular rider Fabio Di Giannantonio - ending Iannone's five-year MotoGP hiatus in the process
MotoGP's two 2024 title protagonists each landed a metaphorical blow on the other during the Thai Grand Prix weekend - and mathematically made it a two-horse race with two rounds to go
Marc Marquez's Thai Grand Prix was already ruined by a crash - but there was still enough time for a controversial run to the finish.
MotoGP championship leader Jorge Martin says he would've crashed out of the Thai Grand Prix if Marc Marquez hadn't fallen off right in front of him
Defending MotoGP champion Pecco Bagnaia triumphed in a wet Thai Grand Prix at Buriram, as Marc Marquez crashed in pursuitbv
Pedro Acosta's Thai Grand Prix sprint crash means he hasn't scored - or finished - in MotoGP's last five races.
MotoGP championship leader Jorge Martin went right up to the limit of the series' track limits rules to inflict a key defeat on title rival Pecco Bagnaia in the Thailand Grand Prix sprint
