“Jorge Martin fought through the front pack to finish second in the Thailand sprint race and edge closer to the title. Martin botched his start but drove smartly to pick off rivals – including championship rival Francesco Bagnaia – to move 26 points clear. Meanwhile, Enea Bastianini was in a class of his own at the front as Ducati swept the first eight spots in a stunning show of strength.”
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