Colored By The Second Turn Incident, Bagnaia Wins The Malaysian GP, Second Martin

JAKARTA - The MotoGP race at the Malaysian GP on November 3, 2023 presents drama and tense action. From the start, tight competition was seen at the Sepang circuit, but the race had to be temporarily stopped after an incident at Turn 2 involving Fabio Quartararo, Jack Miller, and Brad Binder. All the riders involved were declared conscious, and Jack Miller, who had undergone a medical examination, was also fit to return to track.

After the race restarted with the initial grid position, Francesco Bagnaia immediately took the lead and impressed, while Jorge Martin was also aggressive and continued to press in second place.

However, the drama is not over yet. The legendary racer Marc Marquez, who had given an extraordinary fight behind the GP24, finally experienced technical problems and had to get out of the race, even though he was finally able to come back and finish the race. This is a blow to fans looking forward to the tough competition between Marquez and the Ducati racer.

Fabio Quartararo, who was previously involved in the incident, managed to control himself and finish the race in the top six. Johann Zarco also looked stunning as the top Honda racer, fighting hard to finish in the top 10.

This bold action and persistence of the racers in the Malaysian GP really depicts the true essence of MotoGP, toughness and courage in the race track

In the end, Bagnaia managed to win in Sepang, followed by Jorge Martin in second place. This victory made the title competition even tighter. Bagnaia now has 461 points, only 24 points adrift of Martin who excels with 485 points. The two riders will fight in the final race.

According to the initial schedule, the final race should have been held at the Valencia GP, but will be moved to another circuit due to the disaster caused by the Dana typhoon in Valencia. This decision was taken for the safety and safety of the riders and crew. Fans are also looking forward to the final duel between the two best racers in the world which is certain to take place in full intensity.