Sunday was a 'race day' at Sepang - and not just for the bikes. Meetings followed one another in the paddock of the Malaysian circuit throughout the day. At 11am, the team managers of the different teams met with the executives of MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group (MGPSEG). The…
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Sunday was a 'race day' at Sepang - and not just for the bikes. Meetings followed one another in the paddock of the Malaysian circuit throughout the day. At 11am, the team managers of the different teams met with the executives of MotoGP Sports Entertainment Group (MGPSEG). The…
Aprilias getting in each other's way has been a recurring theme in this year's MotoGP world championship - and the Malaysian Grand Prix provided another example of the phenomenon. This time it was Ai Ogura, on the satellite Trackhouse bike, rubbing fairings with factory rider…
The Malaysian Grand Prix for MotoGP was something of a two-rider show in the end. So who gets the nod for top spot in the rankings this week?
Marc Marquez, who was 102 points behind then-championship-leader Marco Bezzecchi on 31 May, left Sepang on Sunday with a 44-point advantage over second-placed Jorge Martin, who is currently injured, and a 67-point lead over Bezzecchi. Marquez effectively eliminated the Italian…
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The Sepang International Circuit may not have delivered the most exciting MotoGP race of 2026, but there were plenty of talking points from last weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. Track deterioration, Qatar controversy and Jorge Martin’s attempted comeback kept the fans occupied,…