Martin takes big step towards MotoGP title

Permutations: How Jorge Martin can win the 2024 MotoGP title at final round
Jorge Martin has put one hand on the MotoGP championship trophy after extending his points lead over Francesco Bagnaia by seven points, to 24, at this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. Martin was given a huge boost in Malaysia when Bagnaia crashed out of the Sprint, while Martin took victory.
A MotoGP title decided by sprint races: Bagnaia's mistake or Martin's success?
OPINION: The 24-point lead that puts Jorge Martin within touching distance of his first MotoGP title stems from Francesco Bagnaia's five crashes in the sprint races. But it is also explained by the Spaniard's explosiveness and the new approach he has taken to the season - so how should narratives determine the 2024 title scrap?
Martin Takes Big Step Towards MotoGP Title As Bagnaia Crashes
Jorge Martin took a major step towards his first MotoGP world title as he won the sprint race in Malaysia on Saturday and rival Francesco Bagnaia crashed out.
What Martin’s mindset says about his approach to the MotoGP title fight
With questions over the final race of the MotoGP season - caused by the devastating floods in Valencia - championship leader Jorge Martin reckons he can beat rival Francesco Bagnaia anywhere
How Jorge Martin can wrap up the 2024 MotoGP title in Malaysian GP
Jorge Martin can seal the 2024 MotoGP title in the Malaysian Grand Prix after his nearest rival Francesco Bagnaia crashed out of Saturday's sprint race at Sepang. In what many see as the decisive moment in their championship scrap,
Martin on brink of winning MotoGP title after Malaysia sprint win
Jorge Martin can win his first MotoGP championship on Sunday after a sprint victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix on Saturday.
Martin: “It’s good I crashed today” in MotoGP Malaysian GP practice
Points leader prefers to see the bright side of falling in pursuit of his title rival’s benchmark time in Practice
Motorcycling-MotoGP title is Martin's to lose, says Bagnaia
SEPANG, Malaysia (Reuters) - Francesco Bagnaia believes the MotoGP world championship is Jorge Martin's to lose after the two-time champion's crash in the Malaysian Grand Prix sprint on Saturday left him 29 points behind his Spanish rival in the drivers ...
MotoGP Malaysian GP: Martin closes on title with sprint win, Bagnaia crashes
Jorge Martin has a chance to claim his maiden MotoGP world championship in the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday after winning the sprint race in Sepang.The Pramac Ducati rider’s points advantage over his title rival Francesco Bagnaia has grown from 17 to 29 points after the two-time,
Bagnaia wins Malaysia MotoGP to force final round title battle with Martin
Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia kept his MotoGP title defence alive with a victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang, cutting Jorge Martin’s lead in the driver’s standings down to 24 points before the season’s final race.
Motorcycling-Bagnaia wins thrilling Malaysian GP to keep title hopes hanging by thread
Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia kept his MotoGP title defence alive with a victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang on Sunday, cutting Jorge Martin's lead in the driver's standings down to 24 points ahead of the season's final race.
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2023 vs 2024: where has Martin found the advantage over Bagnaia?
We've looked at the numbers between this year and last to see just how the Championship leader has had the edge over the Italian in the title race ...
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MotoGP championship leader Jorge Martin uses Ganesha-inspired helmet for Thai GP
Jorge Martin paid tribute to Lord Ganesha with a special helmet at the Thai GP, where he finished second after a fierce ...
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MotoGP, Saturday king Martin and match-point in the Sprint at Barcelona: the combinations
MotoGP: Without the short races Bagnaia would be ahead by exactly the 24 points he is now lacking. How Jorge built his success in the Sprints.
Barcelona To Replace Flood-hit Valencia For MotoGP Finale
Barcelona will host the final race of the MotoGP season next week in place of flood-hit Valencia, organisers Dorna announced ...
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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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MotoGP, Dall'Igna: "Bagnaia and Martin have honored the World Championship as outstanding"
MotoGP: "With their loyalty they have exalted our sport, we are proud. Pecco was obliged to win, Jorge fought without sparing himself. The last race will be a great Ducati party." ...
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'It is more important points for the Championship' - Martin looks at the bigger picture after finishing second in Malaysia
A second place in Malaysia was good enough for Jorge Martin as he kept his Championship lead at 24 points.