P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Jorge Martin made it five in a row after a rapid recovery from his start evolved into a dominant sprint race win in Thailand, with Francesco Bagnaia down in seventh.
Jorge Martin returned to winning form in Thailand after a gap in sprint races in Australia. Despite a less than perfect start, Martin aggressively made his way to the front of the pack. He built a comfortable lead of over two seconds, maintaining consistent lap times. Brad Binder passed Luca Marini to take second place, while Aleix Espargaro’s mistake allowed Marc Marquez to secure fourth place. Francesco Bagnaia, who started in sixth, slipped back but capitalized on a battle between Johann Zarco and Alex Marquez to move up the ranks. With Martin winning and Bagnaia finishing seventh, the championship gap now stands at 18 points. Alex Marquez claimed eighth place, Jack Miller finished tenth, and Maverick Vinales was penalized and finished 18th. Taka Nakagami fell but managed to remount, while Augusto Fernandez and Fabio Di Gainnantonio retired from the race.
Source: Crash
