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10 things we learned from the 2023 MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix

The MotoGP title battle has intensified after Jorge Martin romped to a double victory at the 2023 Japanese Grand Prix. Having already dealt significant damage to Francesco Bagnaia’s championship lead in India after the factory Ducati rider crashed out of the grand prix, Martin twisted the knife in Japan.

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Martin "wouldn't have won" wet Japan MotoGP race "thinking about championship"

The Pramac Ducati rider completed his second sprint/grand prix double in three rounds at Motegi last weekend to cut Francesco Bagnaia's championship lead down to three points.

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Martin wouldn't have won Japan MotoGP race "thinking about championship"

The Pramac Ducati rider completed his second sprint/grand prix double in three rounds at Motegi last weekend to cut Francesco Bagnaia's championship lead down to three points.

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Marquez: "Romantic" podium doesn't change Honda MotoGP future

After finishing seventh in Saturday’s sprint race, Marquez took advantage of the wet conditions on Sunday to finish third behind title protagonists Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia, scoring his first top-three result since last year’s Australian Grand Prix.

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MotoGP Japanese GP: Martin wins shortened race to narrow Bagnaia's points lead

Pramac Ducati rider Martin followed up his sprint win on Saturday with another virtuoso display to grab his second grand prix victory in three rounds, and his third of the season, albeit with just 12 of the scheduled 24 laps being completed.

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Bagnaia ‘watching videos until 3am’ to understand Ducati MotoGP braking woes

Since the sprint race at the Barcelona round earlier this month, Bagnaia has seen his championship lead whittled down from 66 points to just 13 ahead of this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi.

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Martin ‘thought nobody would see’ open Pramac MotoGP leathers in India

Martin endured an eventful grand prix at the Buddh International Circuit on his way to second, as his leathers opened during the race before he started to suffer from severe dehydration.

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Why Honda MotoGP team wouldn't block Marc Marquez's exit

Although the Spaniard has recently been speaking about his intention, or rather hope, to reveal where he will race in 2024 during this weekend's grand prix at Motegi, there is no certainty that by the end of the race on Sunday he will have been able to resolve the dispute…

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Espargaro: MotoGP "needs to think about" better managing hotter races

The physical capabilities of MotoGP riders were tested on the series' first visit to the Buddh International Circuit last weekend, with Jorge Martin requiring medical intervention after suffering from dehydration and several others reporting a burning-like sensation in the throat due to high temperatures and humidity in Delhi.

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Espargaro: MotoGP needs to think about how to manage hotter races

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Friday mistakes key to Bezzecchi's Indian MotoGP Ducati domination

Bezzecchi was a class apart from the rest of the field at the Buddh International Circuit last weekend, recovering from a sluggish start to win the grand prix by over eight seconds - the biggest victory margin seen in MotoGP this year.

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10 things we learned from the 2023 MotoGP Indian Grand Prix

Months of uncertainty marred the build-up to MotoGP’s inaugural Indian adventure at the Buddh International Circuit, as requested track works had only recently been completed. Homologation was made official only on the Thursday of the grand prix, while the riders had already decided to unite if they felt the safety…

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Mistake-riddled Friday key to Bezzecchi's Indian GP domination over Ducati MotoGP rivals

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MotoGP Indian Grand Prix: Bezzecchi reigns with a perfect race; Pramac’s Martin, Yamaha’s Quartararo complete podium

Bezzecchi wins Indian GP; Martin cuts Bagnaia's lead. Bezzecchi flew to victory, Martin fought to 2nd, Bagnaia crashed out. Quartararo, Marquez, Mir, Zarco, Morbidelli, Vinales, Fernandez, Nakagami, Oliveira, Espargaro, Miller, Bradl, Pirro complete top 15. India's 3rd int'l motorsport event a success.

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Marco Bezzecchi emerges champion in the inaugural Indian MotoGP

NEW DELHI: Marco Bezzecchi displayed remarkable temperament and riding skills to emerge winner in the inaugural Indian Grand Prix on Sunday.

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Bagnaia 'cannot make mistakes' like India crash after MotoGP points lead slashed

At the start of the month, Bagnaia had appeared on course to score back-to-back titles, having arrived in Barcelona with a 62-point lead following his fifth victory of the season in Austria.

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Martin: Dehydration almost cost me India MotoGP runner-up spot

Extreme temperatures have been a factor throughout this weekend’s inaugural Indian GP, so much so that the distances for all races were shortened following a request from the riders.

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India MotoGP runner-up Martin says dehydration almost cost him second

Extreme temperatures have been a factor throughout this weekend’s inaugural Indian GP, so much so that the distances for all races were shortened following a request from the riders.

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MotoGP Indian GP: Bezzecchi dominates as Bagnaia crash blows title fight open

Having been an innocent victim in a Turn 1 collision with team-mate Luca Marini in Saturday’s sprint, Bezzecchi enjoyed a clear race this time around as he retook the lead he had lost at the start to claim his third win of 2023.

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Spain's Martin the Sprint king

Bezzecchi on pole for Sunday's MotoGP; Martin leader Bagnaia complete the first row

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MotoGP Indian Grand Prix: Martin reigns in Sprint Race edging Bagnaia; Marquez finishes third

Jorge Martin wins Indian GP Sprint Race, Marc Marquez takes 3rd. Bezzecchi recovers from 18th to 5th, Marini crashes out. Heavy rain delays qualifying, Martin cuts Bagnaia's lead by 3 points.

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MotoGP Indian Grand Prix: VR46’s Bezzecchi in pole position

Marco Bezzecchi (VR46 Racing) took pole position for the inaugural Indian Grand Prix MotoGP race, 0.043 seconds ahead of Jorge Martin (Pramac Racing). Ducati bikes filled the top-four spots, with championship leader Francesco Bagnaia third and Luca Marini fourth. Repsol Honda riders Joan Mir and Marc Marquez followed in fifth…

The Times of India

MotoGP: Jorge Martin wins sprint race at Indian Grand Prix

NEW DELHI: The historic debut of Indian MotoGP witnessed Jorge Martin's stellar performance as he led from the start to clinch victory in the sprint race. Martin's triumph not only marked a momentous occasion in the annals of Indian MotoGP but also narrowed the gap on championship leader Francesco Bagnaia.

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Marini fractures collarbone in MotoGP sprint race crash with team-mate

After a delay of almost two hours due to rain, the very first MotoGP race on Indian soil got underway on Saturday with the shortened sprint contest.

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Marini joins India MotoGP injury list after sprint shunt with team-mate

After a delay of almost two hours due to rain, the very first MotoGP race on Indian soil got under way on Saturday with the shortened sprint contest.

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