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168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Francesco Bagnaia wins the 2023 Indonesian MotoGP from 13th on the grid, as the title fight takes another dramatic twist with rival 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin fall💃ing from the lead and handing the points advantage back to Bagnaia.

With Martin down and out, Bagnaia took the lead from Aprilia’s Mave💙rick Vinales with 8 laps to go, by which time Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo was hunting down🏅 the leading pair.

Quartararo became stuck behind his former team-mate Vinales, but Bagnaia was likewise unable to escape and the final laps began with the leading tr💫io almost nose to tail!

Bagnaia held his nerve up front while Vinales continued to shu𒆙t the door on Quartararo to cling on to second.

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Pramac’s Martin, who began the race 7 points clear of reignin🐻g champion Bagnaia, blasted from sixth on the grid to lead before even reaching the braking zone for turn 1.

The young Spaniard, who ♏had overturned Bagnaia’s 66-point advantage by outscoring the factory rider in the last eight races, built a safe three-second lead over Vinales when the front slid away at Turওn 11, on lap 13 of 27.

Martin held his 🦄head in his hands, then looked on stunned from the sidelines as he tried to process what had happened.

That mistake gave Vinales a narrow lead over B💞agnaia, who had put Saturday’s timidness to overtake aside with some brave early m🦩oves to slice from 13th to 3rd in the early laps.

After blistering issue💯s in the Sprint, Michelin 'strongly recommended' not to again use the soft rear o🍷n the 60-degree track temperature for the full 27 lap grand prix.

But five riders rolled the dice and went against Michelin’s advice; Front-row starter Aleix Espargaro, 2022 winner Miguel Oliveira, RMF team-mate Raul Fernandez, Tech3’s Pol Esparg𝄹aro and LCR’s Takaaki Nakagami.

Vinales, who faded from first to fourth with tyre blistering in the Sprint, was thus the only Aprilia rider on the medium rear but team-mate Esಌpargaro’s soft tyre gamble began to backfire by mid-distance and he slumped d♐own the order.

Softs remained the most popular choice for the fronts but Vinales (medium) and Bagnaia (hard) were among those to buck the trend. Had the soft front perhaps been Martin’s undoi🎃ng?

Debut pole starter Luca Marini, runner-up to Martin in the Sprint, w𝓰as battling with Quartararo ꦰfor third early on when he was bumped off by Brad Binder.

Marini rejoi🍬ned at the back, enabling him to serve his long lap from India before retiring. Binder – taken out by Aleix Esparga🃏ro in the Sprint – was given a long-lap penalty for sending the VR46 rider down.

The South African then sent Oliveira wide as he made contact with his former team-mate while b🦂ꦜreaking back into the top ten... Resulting in another long lap.

Binder wen꧟t on to finish sixth, behind the injured Marco Bezzecchi and a career-best fourth from Gresini Ducati's Fabio di Giannantonio.

Martin was among seven r🔴iders on the DNF list, in the tricky conditions.

Repsol💝 Honda’s Marc Marquez made it a double DNF weeken๊d, crashing out at Turn 13.

Like Marini, Enea Bastianini also🦹 had 🐻a belated long lap penalty to serve for causing a Turn 1 accident, at Catalunya.

The Australian Grand Prix at P🍌hillip Island, where getting tyres up to temperature rather than overheating is likely to be the main concern, starts on Friday.

Reigning MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia came into the weekend just 3 points clear of a charging Jorge Martin, then lost the title lead for the first time since April when Martin outscored Bagnaia for the eighth race in a row in the Mandalika Sprint.

The Mandalika circuit was resurfaced (again) following last year’s race. There had been no prior MotoGP testing on the latest asphalt, while the extreme temperatures meant Michelin brought special heat-resistant stiffer construction rear tyres (as well as for the hard front).

Marco Bezzecchi’s title hopes took another blow when he fractured his collarbone in a training accident last weekend, the same injury suffered by team-mate Luca Marini when he hit the back of Bezzecchi at the start of the Indian Sprint. Undergoing surgery last Sunday, Bezzecchi joined team-mate Marini in a return to action this weekend.

Also making comebacks this weekend were LCR Honda’s Alex▨ Rins (broken leg at Mugello), Lenovo Ducati’s Enea Bastianini (hand and ankle injuries at Catalunya) and Gresini Ducati’s Alex Marquez (🅺fractured ribs in India). However, Alex Marquez withdrew due to the pain after Friday’s FP1.