Malaysian MotoGP - Rider Ratings
Maverick Vinales breaks Marc Marquez’s winning run at the Malaysian MotoGP to secure his a🅰nd Yamaha’s second victory of♛ the 2019 season.
With Vinales starring at Sepang, making up for his final-lap fall at Phillip Island battling Marquez for victory, it ends the Repsol Honda rider’s run of five conse🌞cutive wins but the reigning MotoGP world champion still secures the runner-up spot to break the all-time most points record for a single season.
Maverick Vinales breaks Marc Marquez’s winning run at the Malaysian MotoGP t𒉰o secure his and Yamaha’s second victory of 💧the 2019 season.
With Vinales starring at Sepang, making up for his final-lap fall at Phillip Island battling Marquez for victory, it end൩s the Repsol Honda rider’s run of five consecutive wins but the reigning MotoGP world champion still secures the runner-up spot to break the all-time most points record for a single season.
Andrea Dovizioso ღpulls off a customary recovery ride for Ducati to take third place ahead of Valentino Rossi who showed a remarkable return to form after a tough sequence of races for Yamaha⛎.
Alex Rins keeps up his fight f♚or third place in the MotoGP riders’ world championship with fifthඣ place for Suzuki ahead of Petronas Yamaha duo Franco Morbidelli and Fabio Quartararo who both failed to replicate their front-running practice pace in the race.
With Jack Miller suffering a late race fade in eighth place, the Pramac Ducati rider did keep ahead of Ducati’s Danilo Petrucci and Suzuki’s Joan Mir – the latter picking up a Lo🎶ng Lap penalty for colliding with Johann Zarco who dropped out of the race for LCR Honda.
It was double disappointment for LCR Honda as Cal Crutchlow also crashed out, while Jorge Lorenzo secures his first points Misano in 14th place.
The Malaysian MotoGP weekend was a sombre event following the death of Afridza Munandar in an accident during the opening race of the Idemitsu Asia Talent Cu🧜p.
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