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Enea Bastianini

04 Oct

Marc Marquez beats the Aprilias at Motegi, Enea Bastianini fourth

Alex Marquez, Aprilia, Ducati Corse, Enea Bastianini, Fabio Di Giannantonio, Jorge Martin, KTM, Marc Marquez, MarcM, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta

MOTEGI - The chase continues, and it feels increasingly near completion. Marc Marquez confirms his performance at Motegi and wins the Japanese Grand Prix, beating his closest rival for the title, Jorge Martin. The latter attempts to battle with his compatriot's Ducati, but after an otherwise high-level performance, finds himself overtaken on the track and further closed in the standings by the formidable Catalan Ducati rider. The two are now separated by just two points, but it's the number 93 Desmosedici that has the wind in its sails, with the championship lead now within reach.

Marc Marquez accorcia ancora su Martin, l’azzardo di Bezzecchi non paga

03 Oct

Marc Marquez closes the gap on Martin, Bezzecchi's gamble doesn't pay off.

Alex Marquez, Aprilia, Aprilia Trackhouse, Diogo Moreira, Ducati Corse, Enea Bastianini, Fabio Di Giannantonio, Jorge Martin, Marc Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta

MOTEGI - A Sprint Race packed with action and drama offers the best possible lead-up to the Japanese Grand Prix, but above all, a significant points haul for Marc Márquez, who further closes the gap on Jorge Martin in the standings. The championship leader, who had taken a historic pole position in qualifying, including a record for the Motegi track, finished third behind a sensational Diogo Moreira, partly due to a penalty for not respecting track limits on the final lap. The other major problem, however, is an abnormal and extremely severe degradation of the rear tire,…