5. Fabio Di Giannantonio (Duc) +5.053
6. Francesco Bagnaia (Duc) +8.330
7. Brad Binder (KTM) +8.484
8. Diogo Moreira (Hon) +9.001
9. Enea Bastianini (KTM) +9.101
10. Johann Zarco (Hon) +9.545
MotoGP Race (Top 10)
1. Marc Marquez (Duc) 40:14.236
2. Pedro Acosta (KTM) +4.172
3. Alex Marquez (Duc) +5.955
4. Ai Ogura (Apr) +6.759
5. Enea Bastianini (KTM) +10.896
6. Marco Bezzecchi (Apr) +11.259
7. Luca Marini (Hon) +17.724
8. Fabio Di Giannantonio (Duc) +17.79
9. Brad Binder (KTM) +23.729
10. Franco Morbidelli (Duc) +25.097
Quiles took the flag ahead of
Pratama and Carpe, with Danish
fourth and Almansa fifth.
Quiles has a mega 376 points
with 75 still to play for. Alman-
sa's result extends his advan-
tage over Brian Uriarte (Red Bull
KTM Ajo) in the championship
to 23 points. Uriarte finished
ninth in Malaysia.
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MotoGP Sprint (Top 10)
1. Pedro Acosta (KTM) 20:04.098
2. Marc Marquez (Duc) +0.578
3. Marco Bezzecchi (Apr) +1.310
4. Ai Ogura (Apr) +1.793
climbing to second on lap two
as the leading group remained
tightly bunched.
Quiles reclaimed the lead on
lap five and gradually built an
advantage, eventually estab-
lishing a three-second margin.
Behind him, the battle for the
remaining podium positions in-
tensified, with Danish, Pratama,
Carpe and Almansa exchanging
places.
Danish looked set for a home
podium during a frantic final
lap, briefly moving into sec-
ond before dropping back. He
subsequently passed Carpe for
third but lost the position again
at turn 14. A final-corner attempt
went wide, allowing Carpe to
reclaim third.
ROUND 19 / OCTOBER 30-NOVEMBER 1, 2026
SEPANG INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT / SELANGOR, MALAYSIA
ROAD RACE I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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Max Quiles (28) was kind enough
to let others have a sniff of his
exhaust at the start of the Moto3
race, but he predictably pulled
clear for yet another win.
