That was a rainy battle with Bagnaia a clear victory

Next stop: Malaysia

There is still one race out there. The Sepang International Circuit will be the finale of the triathlon next weekend. The teams were there for winter testing in February, but all the motorcycles have changed since then and the results reached at that time can be controlled. But Ducati is clearly the favorite again. For today we say goodbye here at the bar and have a nice day!

RACE HOSTS: Aldiger investigation at Sepang

The daily report from the race stewards is in place and there are no further penalties in any category.

However, the situation with the incident between Aldeguer and Arbolino in the Moto2 race is not over yet. This may be due to Aldigeer's injury. Arbolino also limped in the pit lane afterward despite the help of a crutch.

Race supervisors will complete the investigation next Thursday in Malaysia.

MotoGP: Marc Marquez 11th

Now there is a revised result. Marc Marquez was listed in eleventh place because the race management saw in videos that he gave up position on the track. This has now been officially confirmed to us. Thus, Marquez ranks eleventh, ahead of Marini.

Moto2: Aldjerre injured

Fermin Aldeguerre broke his left hand when he hit Tony Arbolino in the Moto2 race.

MotoGP: Clarification on Marc Marquez

He crossed the finish line in eleventh place, just ahead of Marini.

For pushing Mir, Marquez was punished by having to drop one position. But Marquez didn't do that, because after going off the track (because of Marquez), Mir lost some ground.

So Marquez could have lost a few seconds and so he kept driving. After he crossed the finish line, the penalty was applied and he finished twelfth behind Marini.

He exploited a loophole in the rules.

Francesco Bagnaia: “The wet track suits me”

Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati; 1st): “This morning after the warm-up I was not very happy. I have to really thank my team for the great job of analyzing the data and drawing the right conclusions from it. We really took a step forward. The fact is that the track was much wetter in the race which came in my way and I Happy and I want to dedicate this win to my team.

Jorge Martin: “A lot of scary moments”

Jorge Martin (Pramac-Ducati, second place): “The level we are showing here… I don't think a lot of people can understand how fast we are going in these conditions. It was a tough race today. It was a really good start, but then it took a lot of time.” Hazard “I went off the track in Turn 3. Then I just wanted to stay as close to Mark and Pico as possible. But the level of control wasn't really great, I struggled a lot.”

“When Mark crashed, I still wanted to catch Pecco, but I was a little over the limit. So I said to myself: 'Okay, time to finish second again and let Pecco win. I got ahead of Jack.'” [Miller] And I had the following under control. The result for me this weekend was two second places. Thanks to the wonderful fans here in Thailand. Next time things will go better.”

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Pedro Acosta: “We are making some progress”

Pedro Acosta (Tech3-GasGas; 3rd place): “It was difficult! Compared to the warm-up, it was difficult to get the temperature into the tires. When it was very wet, I had some difficulties. I went wide once in Turn 3 at the beginning of the race because we were still very cold, but we had to “To be happy.”

“Many thanks to the team for the excellent work, and also to all the people at Mattygoven. Every time we try something, we make a little progress. Thanks also to the entire testing team with Paul [Espargaro]Danny [Pedrosa] And all the engineers are in the background. Thanks also to the people at home who let me practice their way. “I think we are on the right track.”

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MotoGP: Two decisions remain to be made

It has not been determined whether Pramac or Gresini is the better team to follow. With a difference of 107 points, this rating will almost certainly go to Pramac.

And then of course the World Drivers' Champion must be crowned.

MotoGP: Martin is the best satellite racer

With today's result, Jorge Martin also won the Satellite Team Best Driver classification against Marc Marquez.

MotoGP: Ducati is the team's world champion

The Ducati factory team reclaimed the world championship title from Pramac. For the red-shirted Italians, this is the fourth World Cup title after 2007, 2021 and 2023.

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MotoGP: The World Championship remains open

With two weekends remaining, Martin now has a 17-point lead over Bagnaia. Mathematically, only they can become world champions.

Motorcycles: Marc Marquez XII

Luca Marini eventually defended 11th place against Marc Marquez.

Takaaki Nakagami is 12th, Enea Bastianini is 13th, and Joan Mir is 15th.

After the incident with Morbidelli, Fabio Quartararo crossed the finish line in sixteenth and last place.

MotoGP: Other positions

Fabio Di Giannantonio comes in fourth place. He did not drive the remaining races but underwent surgery on his shoulder.

KTM duo Jack Miller and Brad Binder come in fifth and sixth.

Maverick Vinales crossed the finish line in seventh place alone.

Johann Zarco kept Aleix Espargaro at bay until the end and finished the race in eighth place.

Alex Marquez completed the top ten.

MotoGP: ninth win of the season for Bagnaia

The world champion makes an impressive return. Francesco Bagnaia won for the ninth time this season on Sunday.

Jorge Martin crossed the finish line in second place, three seconds behind.

Pedro Acosta comes in third. This was his fifth podium finish on Sunday this season.