Martin seizes advantage with Malaysian GP sprint win
Jorge Martin put himself within touching distance of the MotoGP championship after a sprint victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Saturday, increasing his lead over Francesco Bagnaia in the standings to 29 points after the Ducati rider crashed out.
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Bagnaia, Martin: Why would we need to be enemies off the track?Francesco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin feel there is no reason why they should be “enemies outside the track” as they fight for ...
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Jorge Martín rejects exceeding track limit infractions more than allowed: ‘I used my cards…’Jorge Martín’s riding was a focal point during the Sprint race of the MotoGP Thai GP. His title rival, Francesco Bagnaia ...
Francesco Bagnaia wanted victory, and victory it was. The Ducati rider, the reigning world champion, after slipping in yesterday's sprint, triumphs in Malaysia in the long race ahead of his rival ...
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Jorge Martin: “It’s good I crashed today” in Malaysian GP practicePoints leader prefers to see the bright side of falling in pursuit of his title rival’s benchmark time in Practice ...
Jorge Martin paid tribute to Lord Ganesha with a special helmet at the Thai GP, where he finished second after a fierce ...
A brawl at the start becomes a tense statement for the ages as one of the sport’s best ever battles sees #TheRematch roll on ...
A second place in Malaysia was good enough for Jorge Martin as he kept his Championship lead at 24 points.
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