MotoGP Malaysia

The Repsol Honda Team rider sets the third fastest time on Saturday, after having to go through Q1. Pol Espargaró will start the Malaysian Grand Prix seventeenth.

The Repsol Honda Team rider sets the third quickest time of the day in Malaysia. Pol Espargaró places sixteenth.

Marc Márquez and Pol Espargaró will compete in the Malaysian Grand Prix this weekend, in the nineteenth round of the year.

Repsol Honda Team Manager Alberto Puig evalues Marc Márquez’s second place in Malaysia, which saw him claim a points record for a single season

Repsol Moto3 rider takes second place in Malaysia. Alonso López suffers bad luck, colliding with the bike of another rider who had crashed.

A phenomenal start to the race allows the Repsol Honda rider to move up nine places on the first lap, before finishing second and beating the record for points in a single season.

The Repsol Honda Team rider could not finish Q2 and tomorrow will start from the fourth row of the grid. Jorge Lorenzo will take off from eighteenth.

Sixth position overall and another save for the 2019 MotoGP World Champion, with his Repsol Honda teammate in seventeenth.

Schedule for MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3. Follow the excitement of the Malaysian GP on our social media profiles. (GMT+2)

The Sepang International Circuit hosts the eighteenth round of the season, and a third race in three weeks for the Repsol Honda Team riders.

El piloto del Repsol Honda ha logrado rápidamente un buen ritmo, terminando primero una jornada más centrada en la calidad que en la cantidad de giros dados.

Repsol Honda Team manager Alberto Puig analyses the ninth win for Marc Márquez this season and the fifth position for Dani Pedrosa at Sepang.

The MotoGP World Champion climbs from seventh on the grid to win his 70th Grand Prix. Dani Pedrosa moves up from tenth place to fifth.

The MotoGP World Champion was 93 thousandths of a second off the best time of the day, whilst Pedrosa finished 27 thousandths of a second outside the Top 10.

The Repsol Honda team riders complete the flyaway stage of the season this weekend at the Sepang International Circuit, with the penultimate round of the 2018 World Championship.

Schedule for MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3. Follow the excitement of the Malaysian GP on our social media profiles.

After a trip to the cold and windy Phillip Island circuit, the World Championship heads to a track where heat and humidity is guaranteed and intense rain can never be ruled out.

The Repsol Honda rider takes fourth in Sepang, and leads the standings by 21 points going into the final round at Valencia. Dani Pedrosa places fifth in a difficult wet race.

Repsol Honda rider dominates qualifying for the third time this season. Marc Márquez places seventh despite suffering a crash.

Repsol Honda rider prepares Sunday’s race both in dry and wet conditions. Dani Pedrosa goes ninth in the first session on a dry track and eighteenth in the rain.