MotoGP Malaysia: The preview

Le SoirIndependentCenterNov 1

Spanish rider Marc Marquez won the Malaysian MotoGP Grand Prix at Sepang, finishing ahead of Pedro Acosta and his brother Alex Marquez. The victory allowed Marquez to extend his lead in the championship standings due to the absence of rival Jorge Martin, who was sidelined by a fractured wrist. Marquez now holds 399 points compared to Martin's 355 points. He could potentially secure his eighth world title at the next race in Qatar, provided security conditions permit the event to proceed. Two additional races remain scheduled for late November in Portugal and Spain.

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RTBF InfoState / PublicCenterOct 31

MotoGP rider Marc Marquez extended his lead in the World Championship by finishing second in the Malaysian sprint race, taking advantage of the absence of rival Jorge Martin who is injured. Marquez now holds a 19-point advantage over Martin ahead of the main Grand Prix event where Martin will also be absent. Spanish rider Pedro Acosta won the sprint race, while Alex Marquez secured pole position for the upcoming Sunday race. In the Moto 2 category, Belgian rider Barry Baltus qualified in 19th place after failing to advance from the first qualifying session. The broadcaster RTBF announced live video coverage of the subsequent races starting at 4:50 AM.

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