Marc Marquez capitalised on a late mistake from Valentino Rossi to snatch victory in the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang
Hafizh Syahrin
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Marc Marquez has taken pole position for the Malaysian GP in Sepang in wet conditions, over half a second faster than Johann Zarco in P2. In typical Marquez style he also crashed during the session, but his lap time was untouchable for the rest of the field. Valentino Rossi completes the front row.
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Maverick Viñales has taken his first win since Le Mans 2017 in Australia today, dominating at the front once he managed to take the lead. There were 3 different manufacturers in the top 3, with Andrea Iannone and Andrea Dovizioso completing the podium.
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Marc Marquez took pole position for the Australian Grand Prix after a rain-affected qualifying session at Phillip Island
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Marc Marquez was the fastest rider in Free Practice 3 at Phillip Island despite crashing midway through the morning session
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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
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Dani Pedrosa led second practice at Motegi but damp conditions ensured the Q2 spots would remain unchanged from FP1
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Dani Pedrosa made the perfect start to his final MotoGP appearance at Brno by setting the pace on Friday in the Czech Republic
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Mugello winner Jorge Lorenzo was the man to beat on Friday in Barcelona, topping the practice timesheets for Ducati
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Cal Crutchlow won an Argentine Grand Prix which was overshadowed by start-line mayhem and a dramatic clash between Marc Marquez and Valentino Rossi
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Andrea Dovizioso led the opening session of the 2018 MotoGP season for Ducati at Losail
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The new MotoGP season is just days away, and The Checkered Flag has the full run-down on the 24-rider line-up for 2018
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Hafizh Syahrin has been signed as Jonas Folger’s replacement at the Monster Yamaha Tech 3 team for 2018
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Marc Marquez and Dani Pedrosa led the way as Honda showed their strength on day two of the Thailand MotoGP test
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The Checkered Flag takes a look back at the 2017 Moto2 season as Franco Morbidelli prepared for his step-up to MotoGP with a title-winning campaign