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"When I don't have pain, I gain," says Maverick Vinales after return to form in Malaysian MotoGP practice

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Maverick Vinales says his leap in performance at the MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix on Friday was largely down to reduced pain in his injured shoulder. The Tech3 KTM rider has had a difficult time since hurting himself at the German Grand Prix in 2025, missing numerous races and…

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