Martin takes big step towards MotoGP title

Permutations: How Jorge Martin can win the 2024 MotoGP title at final round
Jorge Martin has put one hand on the MotoGP championship trophy after extending his points lead over Francesco Bagnaia by seven points, to 24, at this weekend’s Malaysian Grand Prix. Martin was given a huge boost in Malaysia when Bagnaia crashed out of the Sprint, while Martin took victory.
How Jorge Martin can wrap up the 2024 MotoGP title in Malaysian GP
Jorge Martin can seal the 2024 MotoGP title in the Malaysian Grand Prix after his nearest rival Francesco Bagnaia crashed out of Saturday's sprint race at Sepang. In what many see as the decisive moment in their championship scrap,
Martin Takes Big Step Towards MotoGP Title As Bagnaia Crashes
Jorge Martin took a major step towards his first MotoGP world title as he won the sprint race in Malaysia on Saturday and rival Francesco Bagnaia crashed out.
Jorge Martin ‘never gave up’ but it ‘made no sense’ to risk possible Malaysia MotoGP retirement
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What Martin’s mindset says about his approach to the MotoGP title fight
With questions over the final race of the MotoGP season - caused by the devastating floods in Valencia - championship leader Jorge Martin reckons he can beat rival Francesco Bagnaia anywhere
Motorcycling-MotoGP title is Martin's to lose, says Bagnaia
Francesco Bagnaia believes the MotoGP world championship is Jorge Martin's to lose after the two-time champion's crash in the Malaysian Grand Prix sprint on Saturday left him 29 points behind his Spanish rival in the drivers' standings.
Francesco Bagnaia describes ‘fantastic’ battle with Jorge Martin but ‘needs some help’ to win MotoGP championship
Francesco Bagnaia described his battle with Jorge Martin as "fantastic" but admitted he "needs some help" to secure a third
Martin not focused on playing the points game despite MotoGP title advantage
Jorge Martin only needs to finish second in every grand prix and sprint remaining to seal the 2024 MotoGP world title over Francesco Bagnaia – but he isn’t planning on changing strategy yet
Bagnaia Wins MotoGP Thriller In Malaysia To Keep Title Race Alive
Francesco Bagnaia won a thrilling Malaysia MotoGP on Sunday after a ding-dong battle with championship leader Jorge Martin to take the pair's title battle to the final weekend of the season.
Bagnaia wins Malaysian GP but Martin leads MotoGP standings
The penultimate race of the 2024 MotoGP season was a rollercoaster with the championship at stake and a restart in the main race on Sunday due to a crash on the opening lap. Ultimately, Francesco Bagnaia (who crashed out in the Sprint) took the chequered flag ahead of championship leader Jorge Martin (who won the Sprint).
MotoGP: Bagnaia wins in Malaysia, keeps title hopes alive
ROME, NOV 3 - Italy's double world champion Francesco Bagnaia won the Malaysian Grand Prix on Sunday to keep his slender hopes of winning this year's MotoGP title alive. The Ducati factory rider cut the lead of Spain's Jorge Martin,
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'It is more important points for the Championship' - Martin looks at the bigger picture after finishing second in Malaysia
A second place in Malaysia was good enough for Jorge Martin as he kept his Championship lead at 24 points.