MotoGP: Barcelona GP confirmed as season finale, Martin and
The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya will host the final round of the 2024 MotoGP season on November 17, having previously hosted the sixth round in May. The final race of the 2023 MotoGP season will take place next week at the Circuit de Catalunya in Barcelona, replacing the flood-damaged Circuit de Valencia. The title battle between Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia and Pramac Racing's Jorge Martin will intensify. Two-time world champion Bagnaya narrowed the gap on Martin by winning the Malaysian Grand Prix last weekend. The Spaniard only needs to win the sprint race on November 16 to seal the title. Furthermore, the Barcelona match will also mark a big moment for Alex Espargaro. Espargaro, who had originally planned to retire in Valencia, will now bid farewell to full-time MotoGP racing on his home circuit. At the end of the season, Espargaro will transition into a new role as HRC test and wildcard driver. Also read: MotoGP Malaysian Grand Prix: Baggna wins at…
MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix: Bagnaia closes title gap on Martin
In the 2024 Thailand MotoGP race, Pramac rider Martin made a mistake and Bagnaia took an early lead, taking control of the race and finishing nearly three seconds ahead of his championship rival. Francesco Bagnaia continued his championship run with a commanding victory in the rain-stricken Thailand Grand Prix. An impressive performance from the Ducati rider slashed Jorge Martín's championship lead to 17 points with just two rounds remaining. Martin initially led but made a crucial error at the hairpin, allowing Bagnaha and Marc Marquez to take victory. Bagnaia then took control of the race from the front and earned a crucial victory to keep his title hopes alive. The race tightened further when Max crashed on lap 13, opening the door for Jake Miller to challenge for a podium spot. However, Pedro Acosta's late charge saw the young Spaniard leapfrog Brad Binder and Miller to give the GasGas a deserved win Got third place. Also read: Bimota shows off…
MotoGP Australian Grand Prix: Marc Marquez wins at Phillip Island
Marc Márquez puts in a strong performance to beat Jorge Martin at the Australian Grand Prix. Francesco Bagnaia finished third on the Ducati podium. Marc Marquez showed off his exceptional skills to beat Jorge Martin in a thrilling Australian Grand Prix. Despite a less-than-ideal start, Max fought hard through the field and got into a fierce battle with Martin in the final laps. The game was intense, with Max and Martin swapping positions multiple times. In the end, Marquez's experience and determination proved the insufficiency of Martin's, securing his third win of the season. Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia finished third, but he was unable to match the pace of the leading duo. Martin's second-place finish also extended his lead in the championship to 20 points over his title rival Bagnaia, intensifying the race for the MotoGP title. Also read: MotoGP: FIM confirms engine freeze for two years from 2025 MotoGP Australian Grand Prix: Phillip Island results VR46 Racing’s Fabio di Giannantonio…
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