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Jorge Martin wins the Malaysian GP sprint as Bagnaia crashes out. The championship lead is now 29 points and Martin edges closer to the title!
Marc Marquez is second and Enea Bastianini completes the podium.
Just one lap stands between Martin and the biggest win of his career.
Miller has been given a track limits warning.
Acosta has made some movement forward in this race from 13th on the grid. He's right behind Miller in a tight battle for eighth.
Two laps to go for Martin.
Zarco's Honda has gone pop and he is out of this race.
Martin starts the eighth lap. His lead over Marquez is 0.767s, but he's keeping the Gresini rider at bay. Bastianini is still third.
The garage doors at the factory Ducati team have come down now too. A lot of soul searching will be going on right now.
Martin continues to lead, Bagnaia has made his way back to his garage.
Mid-distance. No change at the front.
Martin is 0.892s ahea of Marquez to start lap five. Bastianini is now third from Alex Marquez, Quartararo, Morbidelli, Binder, Miller, Acosta.
Martin is almost a second in the lead now.
Martin has been told by his team that Bagnaia is out.
Bagnaia has crashed!
That is major for the championship. Is that game over?
Martin holds the lead to start lap three from Bagnaia, fastest laps for the top two - Bagnaia slightly quicker at 1m58.812s.
Top three all in the 1m58.8s.
Behind the top three, Bastianini is fourth ahead of A.Marquez, Quartararo, Binder, Miller and Morbidelli.
Onto lap two and Martin leads by 0.236s from Bagnaia and Marquez, with the top three breaking away from the rest of the group.
Bagnaia has a moment on the gas out of Turn 9. That's put Marquez all over him!
Dream start for Martin, but Bagnaia is hounding him already through sector two!
Martin leads into Turn 1 from Bagnaia and Marc Marquez.
Because of the rain on the grid, the white flag is being shown which means riders are allowed to swap bikes.
It's dry... for now.