Vinales Leads Australia FP1 as Marquez Crashes
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Maverick Vinales topped an eventful FP1 session in Australia which saw newly-crowned world champion Marc Marquez crash out
Fabio Quartararo has been disqualified from the Japanese Grand Prix, handing victory to Francesco Bagnaia
Marc Marquez has an unassailable 102 point lead over Andrea Dovizioso after winning the Japanese Grand Prix
Marc Marquez made yet more MotoGP history by winning the Japanese Grand Prix to clinch his seventh world championship, and fifth in the MotoGP class
Francesco Bagnaia has extended his championship lead to 35 points after finishing second at Motegi
Jorge Martin’s championship lead is down to one point after crashing out of the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi
Marco Bezzecchi reignited the Moto3 championship battle with victory in Japan while Jorge Martin crashed out
Francesco Bagnaia claimed a crucial advantage over title rival Miguel Oliveira by taking pole position at Motegi, eight places ahead of the KTM rider
Gabriel Rodrigo took his first pole position of the 2018 Moto3 season after upstaging the title favourites at Motegi
Andrea Dovizioso stayed on top in a frantic final practice session at Motegi as Valentino Rossi scraped through to Q2
Dani Pedrosa led second practice at Motegi but damp conditions ensured the Q2 spots would remain unchanged from FP1
Andrea Dovizioso led first practice at Motegi but his Ducati team-mate Jorge Lorenzo has withdrawn from the weekend due to injury
Jonathan Rea battled through illness to extend his winning streak to ten races at the new Circuit San Juan Villicum in Argentina
Glenn Irwin took victory in the opening race of the BSB season finale at Brands Hatch with Leon Haslam clinching the title in sixth place
Matteo Ferrari will be one of Team Trentino Gresini’s riders in the 2019 MotoE World Cup which begins in May
Francesco Bagnaia leads Miguel Oliveira by 28 points with four races of the Moto2 season remaining
Francesco Bagnaia closed in on the Moto2 world championship with victory in Thailand ahead of Sky VR46 team-mate Luca Marini
