"When I don't have pain, I gain," says Maverick Vinales after return to form in Malaysian MotoGP practice
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AGI - Alex Marquez will leave in pole position in Sepang, at the Gp in Malaysia, 19th MotoGP World Championship event. The turn for the World Championship could have come however from Sprint, won by Pedro Acosta in front of Marc Marquez who so lengthens in the riding standings, and Marco Bezzecchi. Marquez, seven times world champion, has brought to 19 points his advantage over Martin, forced to withdraw to recover from the fracture on his wrist…
JPNN.com - Alex Marquez successfully secured pole position for the 2026 Malaysian MotoGP after outperforming his older brother Marc Marquez in the qualifying session at the Sepang Circuit, Saturday (31/10/2026).
Alex Marquez claimed pole position for the 2026 Malaysian MotoGP at Sepang with a time of 1 minute 56.493 seconds. Marc Marquez finished second.
Maverick Vinales has shown a marked improvement in his performance during practice for the Malaysian MotoGP Grand Prix, thanks to a reduction in pain in his injured shoulder. The Tech3 KTM rider has been struggling with the repercussions of an injury suffered at the 2025 German Grand Prix, which forced him to […] The post Maverick Vinales improves in Malaysian GP practice appeared first on FormulaRapida.net.
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Maverick Viñales attributed his painkiller injections to his direct qualification for Q2 in Malaysia....
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