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Has Francesco Bagnaia now got one hand on the 2022 MotoGP title?
Aleix Espargaro’s MotoGP title hopes are hanging by a thread after slipping 27-points behind new world championship leader Francesco Bagnaia at Phillip Island.
After swiftly fighting from eighth on the grid to threaten race leading team-mate Francesco Bagnaia, everything was going to plan as home Australian MotoGP hero Jack Miller settled into tyre-saving mode.
Francesco Bagnaia has the chance to win his maiden MotoGP championship at the Malaysian MotoGP this weekend.
Jorge Martin led the first half of Sunday’s Australian MotoGP and crossed the finish just 0.8s from victory, in seventh.
The perfect parting gift - Alex Rins has described his victory at the Australian MotoGP as ‘one of the best’ of his career ahead of Suzuki’s imminent departure from Grand Prix racing.
Following their last-lap duel at the Australian MotoGP, the second between the pair which was again won by Alex Rins, Marc Marquez claimed ‘I will not give any advice’ to the Suzuki rider ahead of his switch to Honda in 2023.
Australian MotoGP: Fabio Quartararo faces ‘toughest job of my career’ after Phillip Island nightmare
Two costly mistakes ended with Fabio Quartararo crashing out of Sunday’s Australian MotoGP and handing the 2022 title lead to Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia.
Alex Rins has won his first race of the season after a brilliant last-lap duel with Marc Marquez and new championship leader Francesco Bagnaia at the Australian MotoGP.
Francesco Bagnaia admits he was resigned to Marc Marquez benefiting from a slipstream behind him during qualifying at the Australian MotoGP.
Fabio Quartararo will start Sunday’s Australian MotoGP directly behind title rivals Francesco Bagnaia and Aleix Espargaro.
Marc Marquez has played down talk of him being the favourite to win the Australian MotoGP, while also calling the slipstream from Francesco Bagnaia ‘crucial’ after ending up on the front row as a result.
MotoGP title contender Aleix Espargaro was given a tow by Aprilia team-mate Maverick Vinales on his way to fourth on the grid in qualifying at Phillip Island.
Jorge Martin has broken the Phillip Island lap record in order to claim pole at the Australian MotoGP ahead of Marc Marquez.
Jack Miller has become the latest Australian MotoGP star to have part of the Phillip Island circuit named in his honour.
Although he remains more focused on scoring the most points possible at the Australian MotoGP rather than the championship battle, Francesco Bagnaia has also conceded now is the time to ‘attack’.
Fabio Quartararo might have secured a top five finish on the opening day of the Australian MotoGP, however, top speed was again an issue for the series leader.
Aleix Espargaro feels he’s back in contention at the Australian MotoGP following two difficult rounds at Motegi and Buriram.
Home star Jack Miller dropped from 2nd to 13th during Friday’s pair of free practice sessions for the Australian MotoGP.
Marc Marquez tried several different aerodynamic updates for his Repsol Honda on the way to a competitive sixth place during Friday practice at the Australian MotoGP.
Pol Espargaro enjoyed a much-needed return to form at Phillip Island after claiming third place on combined practice times during Friday at the Australian MotoGP.
Johann Zarco built on his top time in FP1 to come out on top of the final flurry of fast laps in FP2 to end day one on top ahead of the Australian MotoGP round, with Fabio Quartararo the best placed title hopeful at Phillip Island.
Is Fabio Quartararo feeling the pressure in his MotoGP title defence or was Thailand a simple blip? Jack Miller has fuelled the fire ahead of the Australian MotoGP.
After choosing not to talk to the media following a disastrous Thailand MotoGP result, Fabio Quartararo has since apologised ahead of the Australian Grand Prix.