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Jack Miller “spinning an awful lot” on the straights in Malaysian MotoGP struggle

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Jack Miller “spinning an awful lot” on the straights in Malaysian MotoGP struggle
Pramac Yamaha’s Jack Miller tried to manage the tyres, but was forced to back off and bring the bike home in the Malaysian MotoGP.

89. Ferrari hit out at F1 stewarding inconsistency after harsh Lewis Hamilton penalty

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Was Lewis Hamilton's 10-second time penalty at the Mexico City Grand Prix fair?

90. 2025 F1 Mexico City GP driver ratings: Two perfect 10s as future Ferrari star shines

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Crash.net’s F1 driver ratings for the 2025 Mexico City Grand Prix

91. Smyth is first second-generation Formula Ford Festival winner in 50th Brands Hatch edition

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Fifteen years after witnessing his father win the Kent-engined section of the Formula Ford Festival, Jason Smyth became the first second-generation winner with a commanding performance at Brands Hatch’s 50th edition of the event.Team Dolan driver Smyth continued his dominance from the United Formula Ford Championship to win his heat, semi-final and the final. His Van Diemen RF00/JL12 ...Keep reading

92. Winners and losers from MotoGP’s 2025 Malaysian Grand Prix

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The Malaysian Grand Prix saw Alex Marquez rise to the front on his Gresini Ducati, just days after his brother Marc Marquez announced his decision to skip the remainder of the MotoGP season to recover from a shoulder injury.With the temperature rising on Sunday and the gap between soft and medium tyres bigger than expected, the race delivered plenty of surprises - even if the battle for ...Keep reading

93. The lessons that must be learned from the horrible Sepang Moto3 crash

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The horrifying incident between Jose Antonio Rueda and Noah Dettwiler was a shuddering reminder of the dangers of motorcycle racing. But, while this crash may have been an unfortunate incident, it must prompt action from MotoGP to avoid a similar situation from happening again…

94. James Allen: And just like that, Norris is in charge

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This was Lando Norris’ sixth win of the season, but more importantly it was one he really needed; a first win since Hungary in the summer. Taking the weekend as a whole, it was one of his most dominant performances as a grand prix driver. Is he coming into form at just the right time? We’ve talked quite a few times this season about the power of an athlete having that quality of ...Keep reading

95. Lando Norris takes control of F1 title race: Mexico GP winners and losers

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Who impressed and who underwhelmed at the 2025 Mexico City Grand Prix?

96. Red Bull delays 2026 F1 driver decisions until “around Abu Dhabi”

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Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has repeatedly referred to the Mexican Grand Prix as a “good reference point” for Red Bull’s driver choices across both teams. However, after the race was won by Lando Norris, the Austrian told Motorsport.com that the timeline has been pushed back. “We postponed our decision until the end of the season, because first we want to focus on the championship ...Keep reading

97. Red Bull postpones 2026 F1 driver decisions: where do things stand now?

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Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has repeatedly referred to the Mexican Grand Prix as a “good reference point” for Red Bull’s driver choices across both teams. However, after the race was won by Lando Norris, the Austrian told Autosport that the timeline has been pushed back. “We postponed our decision until the end of the season, because first we want to focus on the championship ...Keep reading

98. Jack Miller “spinning an awful lot” on the straights in Malaysian MotoGP struggle

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Pramac Yamaha’s Jack Miller tried to manage the tyres, but was forced to back off and bring the bike home in the Malaysian MotoGP.

99. The DNF that gave Francesco Bagnaia more answers than his Japan double win

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Francesco Bagnaia says he left the Malaysian Grand Prix more encouraged than after his dominant double win MotoGP in Japan, as he and Ducati made tangible progress in understanding his recent performance swings.Factory Ducati rider Bagnaia topped qualifying, won Saturday’s sprint from pole and ran third for much of the grand prix at Sepang - before retiring late on with a ...Keep reading

100. Why a Malaysia GP DNF gave Bagnaia more answers than his Japan double win

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Francesco Bagnaia says he left the Malaysian Grand Prix more encouraged than after his dominant double MotoGP win in Japan, as he and Ducati made tangible progress in understanding his recent performance swings.Factory Ducati rider Bagnaia topped qualifying, won Saturday’s sprint from pole and ran third for much of the grand prix at Sepang - before retiring late on with a ...Keep reading

101. Pedro Acosta: More MotoGP points than 2024 but “not a nice season”

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Pedro Acosta says “everyone needs these hard moments” as wait continues for a MotoGP victory.

102. Who slept worst last night: Lando Norris’ critics

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Dear readers, I’ll admit it freely: some time ago, I had written off Lando Norris in this year’s Formula 1 title fight. Not fast enough, not consistent enough, too many mistakes. But over the past few weeks, he’s proven me – and all his doubters – wrong. Norris is back, and he’s better than ever. And now that he’s leading the drivers’ standings again, one question remains: who ...Keep reading

103. Who slept best last night: Lando Norris

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Add this to the list of reasons to take Adrian Newey off Aston Martin’s 2026 project and give him a new assignment – invent a time machine. Just to go back a couple of months and show everyone who was mourning the lost intrigue of the 2025 title fight a replay of the Mexican Grand Prix and an official FIA document with the drivers’ standings. Just for the sake of seeing the look on their ...Keep reading

104. Yamaha V4 needs “something else” after “difficult” Malaysian MotoGP

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Augusto Fernandez admits Yamaha’s new V4 MotoGP prototype hit the same limits as Misano after a tough Sepang weekend: “We need pieces, we need something else.”

105. Michelin: “Pecco saw the warning light” after Malaysian MotoGP puncture

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Dashboard warning light helped alert Francesco Bagnaia to “very rare" puncture in Malaysian MotoGP.

106. Franco Morbidelli: “Nothing really matters” after Moto3 incident at Malaysian MotoGP

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Franco Morbidelli’s fourth place in the Malaysian MotoGP was overshadowed by concern for injured Moto3 riders Jose Antonio Rueda and Noah Dettwiler.

107. Lewis Hamilton fumes over Mexico GP penalty: “Pretty nuts”

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Lewis Hamilton has voiced his frustration after he received a 10-second penalty during the Mexico Grand Prix that dropped him to eighth. Calling the decision "pretty nuts," the seven-time Formula 1 champion questioned the consistency of the stewards after similar moments from other drivers went unpunished.“I had a great start, and we were braking into Turn 1, I was in Turn 2, I navigated ...Keep reading

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