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P.Jorge Martin won the season-opening Qatar MotoGP sprint on Saturday with defending double world champion Francesco Bagnaia in fourth. Pole-sitter Martin, narrowly beaten by Bagnaia for the title last year, led from the flag under lights at the Lusail International circuit. The Ducati-Pramac rider was followed across the line by South African Brad Binder (KTM) and Aleix Espargaro (Aprilia). Martin, who had claimed the front of the grid with a record lap time in qualifying earlier, led Binder in...

The MotoGP has returned to the track at the Lusail circuit for the Qatar Grand Prix, the first of the season. On Saturday, the Sprint Race took place, which saw Jorge Martin triumph as the fastest...

While Martin picked up where he left off last year, Marc Marquez impressed in his Ducati debut finishing fifth in the thrilling race.

The defending x World Champion Francesco Bagania put on a masterclass display in the opening round of the 75th MotoGP season, hailing victorious ahead of Brad Binder and Jorge Martín.

Bagnaia bounces back, Binder keeps his roll, Martin escapes Marc Marquez and Acosta lands in MotoGP™ as Lusail delivers once again. Statements, standouts, a ...

Gresini Racings Alex Marquez set a new MotoGP outright lap record at Lusail International Circuit, clocking a 1:51.108 to lead the final practice session before qualifying. The top 12 riders all were under the old record of 1:51.762, set by Luca Marini last year. With Saturdays final practice determining qualifying groupings, both factory Yamahas and all four Hondas missed out on transferring to Q2, with Ducati locking out the top four spots and European machines taking the first 13 placings. &n...

Information below on how to watch the 2024 Qatar MotoGP, including timings and schedule

After finishing the Tissot Sprint in fifth could Marc Marquez end the 868 day wait for a return to the top step of the podium?

Spaniard Jorge Martin set a lap record on his way to pole position for the season-opening Qatar MotoGP and sprint on Saturday with world champion Francesco Bagnaia starting on the second row. Ducati-Pramacs Martin, runner-up to Bagnaia in the world championship last season, clocked ..

Jorge Martin got the first points on the board in the new MotoGP season, winning Saturday's sprint in Qatar with defending double world champion Francesco Bagnaia in fourth.