The post-race chat between Sunday’s Malaysian MotoGP top three of race winner Francesco Bagnaia, runner-up Enea Bastianini and third place Fabio Quartararo just before heading out onto the Sepang podium.
Jack Miller’s worst qualifying of the season put him in the thick of the turn one action at the Malaysian MotoGP, where he was ‘hung out to dry’ and dropped to 21st place.
The TV cameras may have focussed on the battle for race and world championship glory at the front of Sunday’s Malaysian MotoGP, but Cal Crutchlow revealed there was plenty of intense action further down the field.
Although his championship hopes may appear slim, Fabio Quartararo says he will prepare himself like a ‘crazy man’ for the MotoGP season-finale as he aims to retain his world title.
When Jorge Martin crashed from the lead of the Malaysian MotoGP, rookie Marco Bezzecchi found himself in the role of potential ‘kingmaker’ for Francesco Bagnaia.
After their on track battle at the Malaysian MotoGP which could have ended in disaster, Francesco Bagnaia is anticipating a difficult atmosphere with future team-mate Enea Bastianini in 2023.
There was plenty of post-race debate over whether Enea Bastianini fought too strongly with fellow Ducati rider, and MotoGP title leader, Francesco Bagnaia in Sunday’s Malaysian MotoGP.
Marc Marquez may have pulled off a miracle lap to put his Repsol Honda onto the front row of the Malaysian MotoGP grid, but it was a different story over race distance.
Fabio Quartararo said all strategy went out the window after seeing Francesco Bagnaia’s rocket start to the Malaysian MotoGP, and that he has ‘one objective’ for Valencia.
Despite knowing an overtake on Francesco Bagnaia could play a big role as to whether the Italian won the MotoGP title in Sepang or not, Enea Bastianini says that and a pit board message on lap 12 from his team changed nothing.