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Comprehensive Sepang MotoGP/2/3 recaps, results, points

MotoGP 2023 - Round 18 - Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia - Sepang

Motorcycle News by Motorcycle News
November 13, 2023
in MotoGP

MotoGP 2023

Round 18 – Malaysian Grand Prix

It was almost three abreast into Turn 1 once the lights went out, with the front row side-by-side.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023

Bastianini played it safe, Bagnaia was on the outside, and it was Martin who let the brakes off – diving up the inside to very briefly take the holeshot.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023

But he was deep and Bagnaia took the chance to try and cut back in, but Bagnaia wasn’t in the postcode of the apex either. He got back past Martin but Bastianini was already through, as was Alex Marquez.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023

Pecco held on to third against Marco Bezzecchi (Mooney VR46 Racing Team) but Martin wasn’t so lucky, getting shuffled back behind the Italian and left with a little more work to do from fifth.

And so Bastianini led Alex Marquez, with a small but increasing gap back to some stunning early race fireworks. Once Martin was able to get back past Bezzecchi, he was right on the tail of Bagnaia and the teams, factory and grandstands held their breath as the show began.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023

The number 89 was all over the number 1 but he attacked and was denied, attacked and was denied as the two scythed round Sepang near side-by-side. It was stunning, and it could prove important in terms of more than just points. On Sundays when they’ve both seen the flag, the reigning Champion has only finished ahead of Martin once since the Red Bull Ring – on the day of Johann Zarco’s history-making win in Australia. Bagnaia hasn’t beaten Martin in a Sprint since Catalunya. But at Sepang, the reigning Champion also turned the tables in qualifying, nabbing pole from Martin and outqualifying the number 89 for the first time since Barcelona.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023

From that huge shot of adrenaline though, it became an ebb of tension as the laps ticked down. Bastianini led Alex Marquez, both in some clear air. Bagnaia was in a “safe” third, and Martin a “safe fourth” as the battle behind was the next.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023

By five laps to go, Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) had arrived at Bezzecchi, and this time the Yamaha rider struck quickly, slicing through almost immediately. The he was left trying to hold off the mighty power of the Ducati out the final corner and down the main straight into Turn 1, but it was mission accomplished – Quartararo was up into the top five as Bezzecchi officially dropped out on title contention.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023

At the front, Bastianini pounded on. With just over a second in hand, sometimes up to 1.5, the Beast was keeping very calm as he carried on – and very, very fast. He crossed the line for his first win since Aragon last year with a second and a half in hand, becoming the seventh different winner this season. Alex Marquez returned to the Grand Prix podium in second, Bagnaia took that vital third, and Martin was forced to settle for fourth to end the Petronas Grand Prix of Malaysia 14 points adrift. Still, there are 74 left in play.

Pecco Bagnaia and Enea Bastianini

Quartararo took fifth from Bezzecchi, with Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP’s Franco Morbidelli putting on a charge into seventh and Jack Miller (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) P8. Fabio Di Giannantonio (Gresini Racing MotoGP) was hot on the heels on the Australian, and they had Luca Marini (Mooney VR46 Racing Team) for company too as he completed the top ten.

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Maverick Viñales (Aprilia Racing), Johann Zarco (Prima Pramac Racing), Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team), Augusto Fernandez (GASGAS Factory Racing Tech3) and his team-mate Pol Espargaro completed the points – with one notable name missing out on some being Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) as he crashed out of the battle with Miller and Diggia.

Every point is pivotal, and now it’s just 14 of them between Bagnaia and Martin, with 74 still to play for. One of them will be crowned the 2023 FIM MotoGP World Champion… and the first match point comes in Qatar for Bagnaia.

Bagnaia has now also used his tyre pressure get out of jail free card as the Italian was found to be under pressure after the race at Sepang, thus there will be no more warnings for the defending champion, or title challenger Martin who copped a warning at the previous round, if they are found under pressure again they will cop a three-second time penalty following the race… Meaning the World Championship could end up being decided by tyre pressures…  Race winner Enea Bastianini along with Luca Marini, Alvaro Bautista and Iker Lecuona also copped official warnings for low tyre pressures at Sepang.

Malaysian MotoGP 2023 Podium

MotoGP Race Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Enea BASTIANINIDUCATI39m59.137
2Alex MARQUEZDUCATI+1.535
3Francesco BAGNAIADUCATI+3.562
4Jorge MARTINDUCATI+10.526
5Fabio QUARTARAROYAMAHA+15.000
6Marco BEZZECCHIDUCATI+16.946
7Franco MORBIDELLIYAMAHA+18.553
8Jack MILLERKTM+19.204
9Fabio DI GIANNANTONIO  DUCATI+19.399
10Luca MARINIDUCATI+19.740
11Maverick VIÑALESAPRILIA+21.189
12Johann ZARCODUCATI+23.598
13Marc MARQUEZHONDA+27.079
14Augusto FERNANDEZKTM+28.940
15Pol ESPARGAROKTM+29.849
16Iker LECUONAHONDA+50.960
17Alvaro BAUTISTADUCATI+53.564
18Takaaki NAKAGAMIHONDA+1m42.162
Not Classified
DNFBrad BINDERKTM9 laps
DNFAleix ESPARGAROAPRILIA12 laps
DNFRaul FERNANDEZAPRILIA14 laps
DNFMiguel OLIVEIRAAPRILIA15 laps
DNFJoan MIRHONDA16 laps

MotoGP Max Speeds Across Race Weekend

PosRiderBikeSpeed
1Jorge MARTINDUCATI337.5
2Marco BEZZECCHIDUCATI336.4
3Francesco BAGNAIADUCATI336.4
4Brad BINDERKTM335.4
5Alex MARQUEZDUCATI335.4
6Maverick VIÑALESAPRILIA335.4
7Pol ESPARGAROKTM335.4
8Marc MARQUEZHONDA335.4
9Luca MARINIDUCATI334.3
10Enea BASTIANINIDUCATI334.3
11Joan MIRHONDA334.3
12Jack MILLERKTM334.3
13Johann ZARCODUCATI334.3
14Aleix ESPARGAROAPRILIA333.3
15Alvaro BAUTISTADUCATI333.3
16Franco MORBIDELLIYAMAHA332.3
17Fabio QUARTARAROYAMAHA332.3
18Miguel OLIVEIRAAPRILIA332.3
19Augusto FERNANDEZKTM332.3
20Takaaki NAKAGAMIHONDA329.2
21Iker LECUONAHONDA329.2
22Raul FERNANDEZAPRILIA329.2
23Fabio DI GIANNANTONIODUCATI329.2

MotoGP Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1Bagnaia412
2Martin398
3Bezzecchi323
4Binder254
5Zarco200
6Espargaro198
7Viñales175
8Marini171
9Quartararo156
10Miller156
11Marquez149
12Di Giannantonio100
13Morbidelli93
14Marquez84
15Bastianini76
16Oliveira76
17Fernandez69
18Rins54
19Nakagami52
20Fernandez40
21Pedrosa32
22Mir24
23Espargaro13
24Savadori9
25Folger9
26Bradl8
27Pirro5
28Petrucci5
29Crutchlow3
30Lecuona0
31Bautista0

Moto2 Race

Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Ajo) is the 2023 Moto2 World Champion thanks to second place finish at Sepang. The Spaniard becomes the youngest Moto2 title winner – taking that accolade off Marc Marquez – as Fermin Aldeguer (Beta Tools Speed Up) strode to a commanding third win of the campaign. Marcos Ramirez (OnlyFans American Racing) kept his composure to secure a hard-earned debut Moto2 rostrum in P3.

Pedro Acosta
2023 Moto2 World Champion

There was drama from the off as polesitter Aldeguer and Manuel Gonzalez (Correos Prepago Yamaha VR46 Team) made contact on the exit of Turn 1 which saw the latter crash out. Thankfully everyone managed to avoid the Spaniard but one rider who had to take evading action was Arbolino. The Italian lost ground and was down to P7, with Acosta capitalising on Gonzalez’s misfortunes to climb up to P2.

Fermin Aldeguer (Beta Tools Speed Up) won the race at Sepang

On Lap 2, desperate to pick off the riders ahead of him, Arbolino’s slim title hopes then all but vanished. The #14 made small contact with Ai Ogura’s (Idemitsu Honda Team Asia) rear wheel at Turn 9, then made more contact with Aron Canet (Pons Wegow Los40), as Arbolino ran onto the grass. That dropped him outside the top 20.

Back at the front, Aldeguer was operating on another level. By Lap 4, the Spaniard was over two seconds clear of Acosta, who in turn was over a second up the road from third place Ramirez. Alonso Lopez (Beta Tools Speed Up) was P4 and had Ogura and Jake Dixon (Inde GASGAS Aspar Team) for company, with Sam Lowes (Elf Marc VDS Racing Team) and Somkiat Chantra (Idemitsu Honda Team Asia) just slightly adrift of the fight for P4.

Aldeguer’s lead kept growing and with seven laps left, six-seconds split him and Acosta. Ramirez was holding Lopez, Ogura and Dixon a second behind him, with Ogura beginning to climb all over the back of Lopez’s rear wheel. With six to go, Ogura was through and then set about chasing Ramirez for the final spot on the podium.

With three to go, Ramirez was coming under increasing pressure. Ogura was taking two or three tenths a second a lap out of the Spaniard’s advantage but up the road, there were no issues whatsoever for Aldeguer and the Champion elect Acosta.

Aldeguer took the chequered flag a sensational 7.1s clear of anyone to claim a dominant victory, but it was all eyes on the rider in P2 as Acosta crossed the line to become the 2023 Moto2 World Champion and a two-time Grand Prix Champion after his 2021 Moto3 success. Take a bow Pedro, what a season!

Just behind, Ramirez did manage to fend off Ogura to claim a first Moto2 podium, with the latter coming from P13 on the grid to challenge for a podium, as Dixon rounded out the top five. Chantra and Lowes take home P6 and P7, with Joe Roberts (Italtrans Racing Team), Albert Arenas (Red Bull KTM Ajo) and the recovering Arbolino rounding out the top 10. A disappointing day for the #14 sees his title hopes disappear for 2023, but he’ll be back stronger in 2024

Barry Baltus (Fieten Olie Racing GP), Jeremy Alcoba (QJMOTOR Gresini Moto2), Alex Escrig (Forward Team), Filip Salac (QJMOTOR Gresini Moto2) and Dennis Foggia (Italtrans Racing Team) were the final points scorers in Malaysia.

2023 Moto2 Sepang Podium

Moto2 Race Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Fermín ALDEGUERBOSCOSCURO36m04.378
2Pedro ACOSTAKALEX+7.128
3Marcos RAMIREZKALEX+9.558
4Ai OGURAKALEX+9.992
5Jake DIXONKALEX+11.652
6Somkiat CHANTRAKALEX+13.675
7Sam LOWESKALEX+15.200
8Joe ROBERTSKALEX+18.482
9Albert ARENASKALEX+20.004
10Tony ARBOLINOKALEX+20.990
11Barry BALTUSKALEX+21.570
12Jeremy ALCOBAKALEX+23.489
13Alex ESCRIGFORWARD+25.791
14Filip SALACKALEX+29.853
15Dennis FOGGIAKALEX+29.923
16Taiga HADAKALEX+32.681
17Bo BENDSNEYDERKALEX+33.361
18Zonta VD GOORBERGHKALEX+38.800
19Sean Dylan KELLYFORWARD+41.799
20Rory SKINNERKALEX+44.758
21Mattia CASADEIKALEX+53.217
22Alonso LOPEZBOSCOSCURO+58.554
23Helmi AZMANKALEX+1m09.940
24Lukas TULOVICKALEX+1m20.633
25Sergio GARCIAKALEX1 lap
Not Classified
DNF20 Azroy ANUARKALEX9 laps
DNF13 Celestino VIETTIKALEX9 laps
DNF40 Aron CANETKALEX12 laps
DNF18 Manuel GONZALEZKALEX12 laps
DNF5 Kohta NOZANEKALEX13 laps
DNF28 Izan GUEVARAKALEX15 laps

Moto2 Max Speeds Across Race Weekend

PosRiderBikeSpeed
1Izan GUEVARAKALEX279.7
2Ai OGURAKALEX279.0
3Somkiat CHANTRAKALEX278.3
4Albert ARENASKALEX277.6
5Dennis FOGGIAKALEX277.6
6Darryn BINDERKALEX276.9
7Fermín ALDEGUERBOSCOSCURO276.9
8Alonso LOPEZBOSCOSCURO276.9
9Jake DIXONKALEX276.9
10Pedro ACOSTAKALEX276.9
11Jeremy ALCOBAKALEX276.2
12Celestino VIETTIKALEX276.2
13Sergio GARCIAKALEX276.2
14Lukas TULOVICKALEX276.2
15Manuel GONZALEZKALEX275.5
16Kohta NOZANEKALEX275.5
17Barry BALTUSKALEX275.5
18Tony ARBOLINOKALEX275.5
19Taiga HADAKALEX274.8
20Alex ESCRIGFORWARD274.8
21Rory SKINNERKALEX274.8
22Bo BENDSNEYDERKALEX274.8
23Marcos RAMIREZKALEX274.1
24Aron CANETKALEX274.1
25Joe ROBERTSKALEX274.1
26Zonta VD GOORBERGHKALEX274.1
27Sam LOWESKALEX273.4
28Sean Dylan KELLYFORWARD273.4
29Mattia CASADEIKALEX273.4
30Filip SALACKALEX273.4
31Helmi AZMANKALEX270.6
32Azroy ANUARKALEX270.0

Moto2 Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1ACOSTA Pedro320.5
2ARBOLINO Tony243.5
3DIXON Jake183
4ALDEGUER Fermín162
5CANET Aron159
6CHANTRA Somkiat153.5
7LOPEZ Alonso127
8GONZALEZ Manuel122.5
9OGURA Ai119.5
10SALAC Filip110
11VIETTI Celestino106
12LOWES Sam91
13GARCIA Sergio84
14ROBERTS Joe80.5
15ARENAS Albert79
16BALTUS Barry53
17RAMIREZ Marcos49
18ALCOBA Jeremy46.5
19BINDER Darryn32
20BENDSNEYDER Bo30
21FOGGIA Dennis28
22GUEVARA Izan20
23VD GOORBERGH Zonta17
24TULOVIC Lukas12
25PASINI Mattia11
26HADA Taiga4.5
27ESCRIG Alex3
28SKINNER Rory2
29KELLY Sean Dylan1
30GOMEZ Borja0
31NOZANE Kohta0
32TORRES Jordi0
33SURRA Alberto0
34TATAY Carlos0
35DALLA PORTA Lorenzo0
36AGIUS Senna0
37RATO Mattia0
38MINAMIMOTO Soichiro0
39CASADEI Mattia0
40DANIEL Kasma0
41RUIZ Yeray0
42SANCHIS David0
43AZMAN Helmi0
44BALDASSARRI Lorenzo0

Moto3 Race

The Netherlands has a new Grand Prix winner, and the first since 1990 as Collin Veijer (Liqui Moly Husqvarna Intact GP) defeated team-mate – and title challenger – Ayumu Sasaki in the PETRONAS Grand Prix of Malaysia. Championship leader Jaume Masia (Leopard Racing) completed the podium in a close race to the finish that went right to the final corner. It’s now likely a two-horse race for the crown too, with some big drama for three of the five contenders on the way into the weekend at Sepang.

Moto3 Sepang 2023

Ivan Ortola (Angeluss MTA Team) got the best start from Row 2 and looked like he was going to take the holeshot before Veijer shot through and somehow kept it nicely in line, with Masia then able to grab second too. It didn’t take long for the Leopard rider to grab the lead though, and the number 5 then started to seriously push. Who could go with him?

Ayumu Sasaki

Initially the answer was Sasaki, Veijer and Deniz Öncü (Red Bull KTM Ajo), but the small group couldn’t break away. It quickly became a freight train once again, but there was drama coming.

Ayuma Sasaki leading team-mate Collin Veijer

After a dramatic weekend before the lights went out, with the Buriram winner suffering some crashes including in qualifying, David Alonso (Gaviota GASGAS Aspar Team) started well down the order. By 13 laps to go, he was already into the top ten. But then came the drama as he suddenly crashed out in the group, taking, among others, fellow contender Dani Holgado (Red Bull KTM Tech3) out of the race – all riders ok, but the group split and two key members of the Championship fight out of the race.

The group became Masia, Sasaki, Veijer, Öncü, Jose Antonio Rueda (Red Bull KTM Ajo) and Matteo Bertelle (Rivacold Snipers Team). As the laps ticked down the tension was high but no one was able to make a difference – until a difference was made for some. Rueda got it wrong at the final corner when going for a move on Bertelle, making contact with the Italian then unable to save it and going down – in a nightmare, also tagging and taking down his teammate Öncü just ahead. Again, all riders ok – Bertelle staying upright and Öncü getting back in it, but that left a trio fighting for victory: Masia, Sasaki… and Sasaki’s teammate, Veijer.

Collin Veijer leads

This wasn’t a team game though. Veijer passed Sasaki for the lead as the final lap began, and he then got the hammer very much down as he gunned for his first Grand Prix win to follow up his maiden podium. But still, it all went down to the final corner.

Sasaki looked for a way through and it looked like he couldn’t find one, but Veijer was wider than his teammate – leaving them gassing it away from the apex almost in unison and the number 71 very close behind. But the drag to the line wasn’t enough and Veijer kept it, taking his first win and first Grand Prix victory for the Netherlands since the 1990 Czech GP!

Collin Veijer victorious

Sasaki took second on a day that saw so many contenders find bad fortune, but Masia also took a valuable podium and 16 points. The Spaniard is therefore now 13 clear of Sasaki in the title fight, with Alonso and Holgado both now at a deficit of 41 points.

Ortola ultimately came home fourth ahead of David Muñoz (BOE Motorsports), with Adrian Fernandez (Leopard Racing), Xavier Artigas (CFMoto Racing PrüstelGP) and Joel Kelso completing the second group down to P8.

Filippo Farioli (Red Bull KTM Tech3) beat Ryusei Yamanaka (Gaviota GASGAS Aspar Team) to ninth, with Bertelle ending up P11 after his involuntary excursion. Öncü impressively got back on and took P12. But not so, with a time penalty equivalent to a Ride Through later given to Muñoz for causing a crash, moving all up a position behind where he’d crossed the line and that just enough to technically keep Öncü in the fight for the crown…

Collin Veijer – P1

“I feel great! It was incredibly exhausting! It was a great race and I tried to stay at the front as much as I could. At one point I had to attack my team-mate because otherwise the group behind me would have overtaken me as well. In the end, we achieved a 1:1 for our team and I’m very happy about that. I would like to thank the whole team for their tireless help.”

Collin Veijer
Ayumu Sasaki

“I think I had a great race. I was leading a lot, controlling the pace while trying to manage the tyres. I knew that Jaume Masia and my team-mate were with me and in turn 8 on the last lap I didn’t expect Collin to overtake me there. I didn’t brake that late, otherwise I could have been more ‘there’. Nevertheless, we have reduced the gap in the championship and still have two races to go. We will give our maximum.”

2023 Sepang Moto3 Podium

Moto3 Race Results

PosRiderBikeTime/Gap
1Collin VEIJERHUSQVARNA33m30.072
2Ayumu SASAKIHUSQVARNA+0.066
3Jaume MASIAHONDA+0.328
4Ivan ORTOLÁKTM+6.830
5Adrian FERNANDEZHONDA+7.191
6Xavier ARTIGASCFMOTO+7.354
7Joel KELSOCFMOTO+7.400
8Filippo FARIOLIKTM+11.175
9Ryusei YAMANAKAGASGAS+11.287
10Matteo BERTELLEHONDA+11.441
11Deniz ÖNCÜKTM+14.095
12Vicente PEREZKTM+14.490
13Scott OGDENHONDA+15.600
14Joshua WHATLEYHONDA+17.148
15Stefano NEPAKTM+17.195
16Lorenzo FELLONKTM+17.251
17David MUÑOZKTM+33.878
18David SALVADORKTM+35.410
19Mario AJIHONDA+35.517
20Syarifuddin AZMANKTM+55.108
Not Classified
DNFJosé Antonio RUEDAKTM3 laps
DNFKaito TOBAHONDA4 laps
DNFDavid ALONSOGASGAS10 laps
DNFDiogo MOREIRAKTM11 laps
DNFRiccardo ROSSIHONDA11 laps
DNFDaniel HOLGADOKTM11 laps
DNFTaiyo FURUSATOHONDA11 laps
DNFRomano FENATIHONDA12 laps

Moto3 Max Speeds Across Race Weekend

PosRiderBikeSpeed
1Riccardo ROSSIHONDA233.2
2Joel KELSOCFMOTO232.7
3José Antonio RUEDAKTM232.7
4Collin VEIJERHUSQVARNA231.7
5Kaito TOBAHONDA231.7
6Xavier ARTIGASCFMOTO231.7
7David MUÑOZKTM231.2
8Jaume MASIAHONDA231.2
9Diogo MOREIRAKTM231.2
10Vicente PEREZKTM231.2
11Lorenzo FELLONKTM231.2
12Stefano NEPAKTM231.2
13Syarifuddin AZMANKTM231.2
14Adrian FERNANDEZHONDA230.7
15Matteo BERTELLEHONDA230.2
16Taiyo FURUSATOHONDA230.2
17Ivan ORTOLÁKTM230.2
18Daniel HOLGADOKTM230.2
19Scott OGDENHONDA229.7
20David ALONSOGASGAS229.7
21David SALVADORKTM229.2
22Deniz ÖNCÜKTM229.2
23Filippo FARIOLIKTM229.2
24Joshua WHATLEYHONDA229.2
25Ayumu SASAKIHUSQVARNA229.2
26Ryusei YAMANAKAGASGAS228.8
27Romano FENATIHONDA226.4
28Mario AJIHONDA225.4

Moto3 Championship Points

PosRiderPoints
1MASIA Jaume246
2SASAKI Ayumu233
3ALONSO David205
4HOLGADO Daniel205
5ÖNCÜ Deniz196
6ORTOLÁ Ivan170
7MOREIRA Diogo131
8VEIJER Collin130
9RUEDA José Antonio111
10MUÑOZ David102
11NEPA Stefano101
12TOBA Kaito97
13YAMANAKA Ryusei78
14ARTIGAS Xavier77
15ROSSI Riccardo66
16FURUSATO Taiyo56
17SUZUKI Tatsuki50
18KELSO Joel49
19BERTELLE Matteo48
20SALVADOR David31
21FENATI Romano30
22OGDEN Scott24
23FERNANDEZ Adrian23
24MIGNO Andrea17
25FARIOLI Filippo15
26FELLON Lorenzo6
27AZMAN Syarifuddin5
28CARRARO Nicola Fabio5
29WHATLEY Joshua5
30AJI Mario4
31PEREZ Vicente4
32ALMANSA David0
33ADITAMA Arbi0
34BUASRI Tatchakorn0
35CARRASCO Ana0
36LUNETTA Luca0
37SHAHRIL Danial0
38DETTWILER Noah0
39KEANKUM Krittapat0

2023 MotoGP Calendar

RndDateLocation
1Mar-26Portugal, Portimao
2Apr-02Argentina, Termos de Rio Honda
3Apr-16Americas, COTA
4Apr-30Spain, Jerez
5May-14France, Le Mans
6Jun-11Italy, Mugello
7Jun-18Germany, Sachsenring
8Jun-25Netherlands, Assen
10Aug-06Great Britain, Silverstone
11Aug-20Austria, Red Bull Ring
12Sep-03Catalunya, Catalunya
13Sep-10San Marino, Misano
14Sep-24India, Buddh (Subject to homologation)
15Oct-01Japan, Motegi
16Oct-15 Indonesia, Mandalika
17Oct-22Australia, Phillip Island
18Oct-29Thailand, Chang
19Nov-12Malaysia, Sepang
20Nov-19Qatar, Lusail
21Nov-26Valenciana, Valencia
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