Fermin Aldeguer (Beta Tools SpeedUp) was simply unstoppable at the OR Thailand Grand Prix as he hit the front, hit the gas and didn’t look back – leaving Pe .
Jorge Martin won the MotoGP World Championship race Sunday at Chang International Circuit, in Buriram, Thailand. Riding his Prima Pramac Racing Ducati, Martin came out on top of a three-way fight that wasn t decided until the 26th and final lap of the race. It was Martin s fourth full-length race win of 2023. Defending World Champion Francesco Bagnaia was scored second on his Lenovo Team Ducati, just 0.253 second behind Martin. Red Bull KTM s Brad Binder crossed the finish line second, but the South African was demoted one position after the race due to exceeding track limits on the final lap. More, from a press release issued by Dorna: Instant classic: Martin beats Bagnaia and Binder in a battle to remember in Buriram History-making margins decide the difference in Thailand as Martin gets the gloves off to cut the Championship gap to 13 points Sunday, 29 October 2023 It s turning out to be an absolute
Never seen it so close : Martin fastest before a crash, Aprilia on the chase The Martinator dominates before a late tumble, Bagnaia through to Q2, Aprilia fast on a Friday of tiny margins Friday, 27 October 2023 Day 1 of the OR Thailand Grand Prix was seriously close. Despite the tiny margins, however, Prima Pramac Racing s Jorge Martin took to the top of the pile once more, fastest in both sessions on Friday and that despite a late tumble too. His stunning 1:28.826 is just two-tenths shy of the all-time lap record. The Aprilia Racing duo are looking very strong as well, with Maverick Viñales finishing the day just 0.098s from Martin and Aleix Espargaro only another 0.062s back. The top three were split by just 0.160s. Glory to gravel With Friday afternoon s Practice session deciding who goes through to Q2, the riders spent the majority of the session working on their race packages before engaging in full time-attack mode.&nbs