Francesco Bagnaia, MotoGP

A MotoGP title decided by sprint races: Bagnaia's mistake or Martin's success?
OPINION: The 24-point lead that puts Jorge Martin within touching distance of his first MotoGP title stems from Francesco Bagnaia's five crashes in the sprint races. But it is also explained by the Spaniard's explosiveness and the new approach he has taken to the season - so how should narratives determine the 2024 title scrap?
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.
Bagnaia wins in Malaysia to take title race to final day
Defending champion Francesco Bagnaia kept alive his hopes of retaining his title by winning the Malaysian Grand Prix ahead of rival Jorge Martin. Bagnaia, a two-time title winner, finished three seconds in front of the Spaniard to win his 10th GP of the season.
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 thrilling Malaysian GP to keep title hopes hanging by thread
Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia kept his MotoGP title defence alive with a victory at the Malaysian Grand Prix in Sepang on Sunday, cutting Jorge Martin's lead in the driver's standings down to 24 points ahead of the season's final race.
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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MotoGP, Dall'Igna: "Bagnaia and Martin have honored the World Championship as outstanding"
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Zarco feels Honda back in the "same category" as others in MotoGP
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