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RelatedPosts Daniel Ricciardo reneged on ‘handshake agreement’ with initial Red Bull F1 exit 2 hours ago Aron Canet establishes dominant Indonesian Moto2 victory 2 hours ago Jorge Martin ended a near four-month Grand Prix winless drought to win the MotoGP race in Indonesia around the Mandalika International Circuit. The Spanish rider dominated from flag to […]
The Spanish rider dominated the race from start to finish, with rookie Pedro Acosta and Francesco Bagnaia joining him on the podium. Chaos erupted on the first lap as several riders crashed at Turn 3. Bagnaia, despite starting fourth, struggled and dropped to sixth after lap one. Acosta overtook Bastianini for second place on Lap 4, with Martin leading by 1.4s. The race saw multiple lead changes and crashes, including Marquez’s bike catching fire. The factory Ducati rider made a spectacular comeback but crashed while chasing Acosta. Quartararo also made a strong recovery, finishing in seventh place after starting further back in the grid.
