P1racenews AI automatic summary:
An aggressive first-lap Jorge Martin lunge on MotoGP title rival Pecco Bagnaia meant Enea Bastianini found himself in position to dominate the Thai Grand Prix sprint
In an aggressive move on the first lap of the MotoGP Thai Grand Prix, Jorge Martin lunged at title rival Pecco Bagnaia, allowing Enea Bastianini to take the lead. Despite this, Martin managed to fight back and secure second place, extending his championship lead. Martin’s risky move at Turn 1 pushed both him and Bagnaia off track, creating an intense battle for second place. Bagnaia eventually settled for third, with Marc Marquez coming in fourth. The race was full of drama, with several lead changes and close calls on track limits. With only a few races left in the season, Martin currently holds a 22-point lead over Bagnaia.
