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MotoGP: Alex Marquez Wins Sepang GP, Bagnaia DNF, Acosta 2nd, Mir 3rd
After 20 laps of racing, Sepang Circuit, Malaysia, October 26, 2025, Portimao is up next for the penultimate round of 2025 Below are the race results for MotoGP:
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MotoGP (and Asia Talent Cup) related news, results stories and behind the scenes.
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ATC: 2025 Season Wraps Up in Race 2: Fleming’s 1st Win, Ogiwara P2, Alfonsi Daquiguan P7 — finishing 3rd in Championship Standings
Race 2, 2025 ATC Season Wraps Up: Fleming’s 1st Win, Ogiwara P2, Alfonsi Daquiguan P7 — finishing 3rd in Championship Points
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MotoGP: Bagnaia Wins in Malaysia Sprint, Alex Marquez P2, Acosta P3
Bagnaia Shines in Malaysia Sprint, Marquez Locks in 2025 P2 Sepang, Malaysia – October 25, 2025 – Francesco “Pecco” Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Team) stormed to a dominant Tissot Sprint win at the PETRONAS Grand Prix of Malaysia, turning pole into a 2.2-second victory. Alex Marquez (BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP) secured second,
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FIM Asia Talent Cup: Ryota Ogiwara is 2025 ATC Champion, Ikegami claims his first win, Daquigan’s 3rd Podium in a Row
Race 1 Results: FIM Asia Talent Cup, Sepang Circuit, Malaysia. October 25, 2025 1 Seiryu Ikegami 🇯🇵 2 Ryota Ogiwara 🇯🇵 3 Alfonsi Daquigan 🇵🇭
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ATC: Alfonsi Daquigan Front Row Start in the Malaysian Round of the FIM Asia Talent Cup
Alfonsi Daquigan rider number 22 from the Philippines qualified P3 and will start front row in the the FIM Idemitsu Asia Talent Cup race 1 and 2. Catch the race on facebook.com/newsmoto
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MotoGP: Marc Márquez to Sit Out Remainder of 2025 Season
The 2025 campaign for Marc Márquez has drawn to an unexpected early close. The Spaniard underwent further medical checks at Ruber International Hospital in Madrid, where doctors confirmed that although his recovery from a coracoid fracture and ligament injury in his right shoulder is progressing, he must spend four weeks
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MotoGP: Acosta Shines as Riders Seize Opportunity in Marquez’s Absence
Sepang, Malaysia – At Friday’s practice session at Sepang, the contending riders were taking charge. With Marc Márquez absent, other riders sensed an opportunity — and wasted little time making their move. Pedro Acosta of Red Bull KTM Factory Racing stamped his authority early by setting the fastest lap at 1: