Marquez is quickest in the wet warm-up

Moto3: starting grid

Joel Kelso will start on the pole for the first time in his career today. Colin Fieger and Angel Piqueras will line up alongside the Australian.

Taio Furusato, world champion David Alonso and Scott Ogden attack from the second row.

The Moto3 race is scheduled to last 19 laps.

– Link to the complete starting lineup

MotoGP Warm-up: Start of failed practice

In the training start area, the start does not suit Martin or Bagnaia. Both have very high wheel spin on the wet track. He was the best with Marc Marquez.

MotoGP warm-up: Bagnaia 9th

Jack Miller was sixth, followed by Maverick Viñales, Marco Pizzici, Francesco Bagnaia and Fabio Di Giannantonio.

Bagnaia did not initiate a quick lap and is one second behind.

Motorcycle warm-up: the best time for Marquez

Six laps are possible in short practice. Marc Marquez set the best time with a time of 1:39.056 minutes. On his final lap, Jorge Martin improved to second place. Luca Marini is showing signs of life in third. But this also means that times don't have much meaning.

Franco Morbidelli and Pedro Acosta completed the top five.

MotoGP warm-up: yellow flags

The track looks mostly dry, but everyone continues to use rain tires.

Augusto Fernandez crashed in turn 9.

MotoGP warm-up: rain tires

Everyone leaves the track with rain tires. It could rain again in the afternoon, but according to the current forecast only after the Grand Prix.

MotoGP warm-up: wet track

Three hours ago, heavy rain fell in Buriram. It's not raining anymore, but it's very cloudy. The track is still wet.

Good morning!

Welcome race day in Thailand. After Jorge Martin managed to extend his World Championship lead over Francesco Bagnaia to 22 points in the race yesterday, the question arises whether the gap will also increase today or whether Bagnaia can shorten it again. Ducati took the top eight in the sprint race due to Pedro Acosta crashing again. Will he perform better today?

In addition, Ai Ogura could become world champion for the first time in the Moto2 class today. The chances of this happening are good. Let's look forward to a great day of racing in Buriram!

Sunday schedule (CET):
04:40-04:50: Motorcycle warm-up
6:00 AM: Moto 3 (19 laps)
7:15 a.m.: Moto 2 (22 laps)
9:00 AM: Speedway (26 laps)