Brace yourselves, MotoGP™ fans! The Thai GP served up an absolute thriller in Buriram, packed with nail-biting battles, a touch of controversy, and pure racing magic. As the Championship race tightens, rivalries flare and comeback stories unfold. Here’s a breakdown of all the adrenaline-fuelled action from Round 18
Bagnaia Turns Up the Pressure 🔥
Francesco Bagnaia of Ducati Lenovo Team clinched the win after a fierce duel with Jorge Martin from Prima Pramac Racing, narrowing the Championship gap to just 17 points. With only two rounds left, this rivalry has reached fever pitch! Bagnaia’s win has made this season’s Championship battle one of the most exciting yet. 🏍💨 #GameOn
Marquez and Mir: Old Rivals, New Drama ⚡️
After crashing out, Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) fought back to finish P11 but got into a fiery clash with ex-teammate Joan Mir. Marquez’s move sent Mir wide, and the penalty that followed left Mir fuming.
Mir called out the incident, “A bit on the limit? No. Over the limit.” But Marquez had his own story to tell, explaining he was short on brakes and claiming Mir was holding his line stubbornly. The verdict? Let the fans decide! 🗣️ #RacingRivalries
Quartararo’s Podium Hopes Dashed 🏁🚫
Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP™) was off to a cracker of a start, ready to challenge for the podium – until Franco Morbidelli (Prima Pramac Racing) came in a little too hot. Quartararo, visibly frustrated, said of the incident: “I have nothing more to say about him.” Oof! 😬
Morbidelli earned a Long Lap Penalty for his ambitious move, but Quartararo’s podium hopes were already in the rear-view mirror. #CloseCall
The Comeback We Didn’t See Coming: Iannone Returns! 🇮🇹
It’s happening – Andrea Iannone is back, subbing for Fabio di Giannantonio at the Malaysian GP after a four-year MotoGP™ break! Reactions have been buzzing across the grid. Bagnaia was excited for him, while Marquez welcomed the challenge of an old rival back on the track.
Rumour has it Iannone still has his edge, having been faster than Jorge Martin at Ducati week! The question is, can he bring that same heat back to the GP? Time will tell! #ReturnOfTheBeast
Diggia’s Epic Finale: “I Don’t Want to Stop!” 🎉
Fabio di Giannantonio brought his season to an inspiring close with a solid P4 finish, despite racing through shoulder pain. He’ll undergo surgery soon but shared how proud he is of pushing through: “I don’t want to stop!” Now that’s heart! 💪
As he takes time to heal up and prepare for next season, here’s hoping he comes back faster and stronger than ever. #NeverGiveUp
Miller vs. Acosta: The Podium Showdown 💥
A podium battle unfolded between Jack Miller (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) and rookie Pedro Acosta, and it was every bit as exciting as it sounds! Miller threw everything he had into it, but it was Acosta who came out on top, taking the third spot on the podium.
Miller summarised it best: “I was throwing everything I had at it, but it wasn’t to be.” Acosta also shared his thrill of battling with a veteran like Miller: “Luckily we didn’t make a mess!” These two brought the heat, and we can’t wait for more! #PodiumBattles
Championship on a Knife Edge! 🏅
With two rounds to go, the Championship race has never been tighter! Bagnaia is charging forward, Martin’s defending fiercely, and the entire grid is pushing their limits. Who will come out on top? The excitement is at full throttle – stay tuned to find out! 👀
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