MotoGP Thai GP 2024: Enea Bastianini wins the sprint race
If you need intensity in a sprint race MotoGP you will get Thailand 2024 hand Jorge Martin And Pecco Bagnaia. The penultimate short race of the championship was a struggle between two contenders for the title, which ended in victory Enea Bastianini, faster than anyone.
The start of the sprint already warned that in the remaining thirteen laps the main characters would be the usual stars. Bagnaia and Martin, first and second, missed the gate in the first corner, which Bastianini, Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta took advantage of. Of these three riders, only the Italian was ahead of the rest and took the victory. It was not easy for both Martin and Banaya.
This helps Jorge Martin to be second in all races.
Today the first two at the World Championships were almost in a pack. Of course, with ‘Martinator‘, one step ahead of the rest. To the pilot Pramak We saw how he fought with Marquez (today the fourth), also with “1”, but he did not reach “1”.Beastbecause a couple of laps were “not enough.” Where the championship leader has come is to widen the lead over the title, which is already 22 points with five races left. Jorge Martin This helps him finish second in all events and win the world crown at the Valencia Grand Prix..
Martin knew how important it was to get ahead of his main rival in this sprint and knew how to use every moment. Overtaking Marc Marquez is not easy, but he did it with great skill, later chasing Pecco at another point and finishing sixth after the start. He took risks when overtaking and also in speed. Two notifications about travel restrictions appeared on the dashboard.
Behind him, the eldest of the Marquez family, after falling in qualifying and starting fifth, crossed the line in fourth position, followed by four others. Ducati closes the top 8 with a full “Desmosedici”.
This Sunday at nine o’clock in the morning, Jorge Martin will have another opportunity to continue his journey with Pecco Bagnaia in the fight for the MotoGP title. The leader clearly understands: “I don’t care about math, it takes away more than it adds.” So, it’s said, done for Grand Prix of Thailand.