MotoGP riders reflect on opening day of practice a...

MotoGP 2025

Spherical 20 – Sepang – Friday

Johann Zarco – P2

“I’m actually proud of as we speak. We set a powerful lap time and secured direct entry to Q2, which was the principle objective. We made one other step ahead total, and I’ve regained my confidence on the bike, which is essential. We examined a couple of completely different setups, and I felt comfy with the path we took. Tomorrow, we’ll intention for a powerful qualifying to start out the Dash from grid place. It’s a optimistic technique to start the weekend.”

Jack Miller – P3

“I used to be very nervous on the finish of the session. On the primary time assault I bought the yellow flag of Alex Marquez, tried to reset however then in flip 1-2-3 it was beginning to rain and at that time I used to be P16, P17, one thing like that. Fortunately, we have been capable of get out once more. There was a break within the clouds, and it‘s so heat right here that every one the little water that was on the observe dissipated fairly rapidly, and so I used to be capable of put up a few good instances. The bike is behaving fairly nicely, the entire areas the place we don‘t must speed up are actually good. It was vital to safe a direct place in Q2, now let‘s see what we are able to do tomorrow.”

Jack Miller – Picture RbMotoLens
Joan Mir – P4

“Right now was a very good day, a optimistic day from the primary exit of FP1. Immediately my feeling with the bike was sturdy and our bundle is trying aggressive. We did a whole lot of work with the workforce yesterday to plan the setup and all the pieces and it meant we have been capable of accomplish lots as we speak. Once you begin with the bike already feeling like this, you’re solely doing small changes for the situations, and all the pieces is simpler. After the rain, you had the potential to lose all the pieces, however we confirmed our degree by bouncing again rather well. Tomorrow we are able to enhance once more and I’m trying ahead to getting out on observe once more.”

Joan Mir – Picture RbMotoLens
Fabio Quartararo – P5

“I’m not feeling nice on the bike up to now. When the grip is low, we are inclined to wrestle. The sensation is a bit completely different than regular, and we haven’t been capable of finding an answer but. We all know we’re quick over one lap, however we’re nonetheless attempting to determine the right way to enhance our tempo over a race distance. Hopefully, the climate may also help us out a bit tomorrow.”

Fabio Di Giannantonio – P6

“I’m actually blissful, as a result of this morning the sensation wasn’t nice, however we believed we had recognized the issue. This afternoon we confirmed that there was room for enchancment, and, with the change we made, we might take an enormous step ahead. After the primary time assault, it began raining, so everybody thought the session was over. However we went again out on observe regardless of the raindrops, and I managed to place in a fantastic lap on the finish. Total, I really feel good; the sensation is optimistic. We positively want to enhance with the medium tyre, although there isn’t a lot knowledge due to the rain. However with the delicate tyre, we’re sturdy. We’ll see tomorrow how the medium performs, as a result of the hole between the 2 tyres is sort of huge.”

Franco Morbidelli – P7

“It’s incredible, we achieved our principal objective of Friday. Right now the workforce did an incredible job, and we have been capable of safe direct entry to Q2. That’s actually vital, as a result of we hadn’t managed to go straight into Q2 for 3 weekends, so ending within the Top10 is nice, I’m blissful. It’s a selected second of the season the stability of efficiency is tough to foretell or take with no consideration; even I discover it obscure who is likely to be sturdy. However, taking a look at us, we’ll maintain working and giving our greatest to proceed on this path all through the entire weekend.”

Pol Espargaro – P8

“I’m more than happy with the work completed as we speak! Within the continuity of Australia, all the pieces comes collectively once I push, so it’s a nice feeling. After the primary lap time, it began to rain, and I used to be begging for extra rain, as a result of my lap time was already quick, and I didn’t know if I might go sooner! Then, all of us went for it once more, and I might enhance by half a second, which is so quick, however nonetheless 0.5 seconds slower than Pedro (Acosta), however it’s superb for us anyway. The weekend is beginning nicely, with two KTMs inside the highest 10, so let’s attempt to maintain the work going, and hopefully we are able to qualify nicely for each dash and race.”

Alex Marquez – P9

“It absolutely wasn’t our greatest Friday to kick off the weekend. I had a few crashes, and the observe situations have been fairly completely different from testing. Within the first crash, I additionally felt some discomfort in my neck, which affected me fairly a bit within the afternoon. We hit our minimal goal, however there’s nonetheless a whole lot of work to do forward of tomorrow.”

Alex Rins – P10

“The observe situations have been fairly difficult within the moist and in addition in combined situations with some drops of rain. However as we speak managing the tyres was the principle problem. In FP1, we have been struggling lots with the rear tyre and in addition the entrance. We have been utilizing tyres that we didn’t use within the take a look at, as a result of we all know they don’t work, however we wanted to avoid wasting the opposite tyres, so we used these tyres as we speak. Anyway, aside from this we struggled with grip within the Observe too. It was dry, however the grip on observe was not excellent. However we tried to search out traction on the bike and set-up, and in the long run I’m inside the highest 10, so that is fairly optimistic. I crashed in nook 5 as a result of I used to be on the restrict, however I’m in Q2 for the third time in a row, so I’m fairly blissful.”

Luca Marini – P11

“Unfortunate this Friday, dangerous luck within the final ten minutes. I used to be spending a whole lot of time on observe within the afternoon engaged on our tempo and setting for the race so once I went out with the primary tyre, that’s when it began to rain. We had the chance to remain in Q2, however on my last flying lap different riders have been there in Sector 4 and I needed to carry. The vital factor is that we are able to see clearly the progress we have now made because the winter take a look at right here and it’s actually spectacular. Q1 tomorrow will likely be robust with the opposite riders however like we’ve seen as we speak, lots can occur and we by no means hand over.”

Pecco Bagnaia – P12

“We made a small step ahead and it was a transparent one, as we have been within the prime positions in each classes. Sadly, there was a bit of little bit of chaos in the direction of the tip of Observe and we couldn’t enhance, so we missed the direct seed to Q2. We should keep calm and maintain working: tomorrow’s Q1 will likely be each vital and difficult, however the objective is to continue to grow when it comes to feeling and efficiency. For the time being, the problem I’m experiencing is that I’m having a tough time making the bike flip. There are a few corners the place, precisely because of this, I find yourself shedding a whole lot of time.”

Fermin Aldeguer – P13

“The sensation was significantly better than what the ultimate consequence reveals. We have been quickest this morning and for many of the second session. Then a small situation with the bike and the specter of rain made me a bit of nervous as soon as I bought again to the pits. After that, I simply couldn’t put collectively the precise lap, however there’s nonetheless loads of margin for tomorrow.”

Ai Ogura – P14

Right now was actually tough, particularly within the time assault. I struggled to get good acceleration in many of the corners, so it wasn’t simple, however we aren’t far off, like final weekend. That’s the optimistic. I believe as we speak the grip degree was extraordinarily low and particularly on the fringe of the tire I believe we struggled. However, I mustn’t overthink it, I wish to give my most and if I can put all the pieces collectively tomorrow, I can absolutely make an enormous step. To grasp this and to do it’s fully completely different however, I really feel optimistic for tomorrow.”

Raul Fernandez – P16

“I really feel that we had virtually the identical points like final yr right here. We will’t use the rear tire nicely, which implies we are able to’t be actually quick. We even have a whole lot of drop on the rear tire, which doesn’t assist for the race. We have to work extra and we know how we have now to go. The tough factor is that it’s not a simple job for tomorrow, however I nonetheless imagine that Aprilia may also help discover a answer. I wish to undergo the info once more to search out out what I can do to make the step that the bike doesn’t have but. It’s fairly unusual for me as a result of the final three races I used to be fairly aggressive and now I really feel I can’t trip the bike the way in which I would like, which implies we aren’t fairly there but. We’ve got a whole lot of work to do and tomorrow we’ll attempt.”

Miguel Oliveira – P18

“Not a fantastic day. The sensation on the entrance finish below braking was fairly unusual, just like the bike was not fixed by way of the complete braking section. As for the rear, I might deliver the tire to chunk sufficient to generate some grip out of the nook, so it was not a incredible day, however we three quick Yamahas in entrance of me we have now some knowledge to look and have one other probability tomorrow.”

Enea Bastianini – P19

“We’re as soon as once more in the same state of affairs to all the opposite weekends. Friday looks like we’re using this bike for the primary time, then we get higher on Saturday, however it’s too late for Sunday. The boldness on the bike right here is just too low, we didn’t get any optimistic feeling as we speak. It feels very unusual to be two seconds slower than a couple of years in the past, on a observe that I’ve all the time been quick on, and I don’t know what we are able to do to repair that, with out the boldness. We’re removed from our potential proper now, so we have now a whole lot of work to do to get again feeling.”

Somkiat Chantra – P20

“FP1 was fairly difficult. I began the session on a tough entrance tyre and medium rear and didn’t really feel comfy, however I used to be capable of enhance lap by lap. Within the afternoon, we examined completely different setups and I felt significantly better. With delicate tyres entrance and rear, my lap time improved. We’ll intention to hold this progress into qualifying tomorrow.”

Michele Pirro – P22

“We’re engaged on the bike set-up, which is totally completely different from the one we had at Phillip Island. The sensation is OK for the time being, however I’m having a tough time getting up to the mark with the delicate tyre through the time assault. Typically talking, I selected to not take too many dangers, particularly when the situations weren’t splendid. The options we tried as we speak didn’t work as we had hoped, so we’ll analyse the info to discover a completely different path forward of qualifying and the Dash.”

Augusto Fernandez – P23

“I went into the weekend a bit optimistic, however this was a tough first day. It was difficult as a result of the grip was low. Once you overlook about this and the lap time and concentrate on the sensation, it was completely different from the one we had in Misano, however extra much like how I felt within the Barcelona and Brno assessments. We have been using with a brand new geometry and electronics from Misano, so we have been ranging from scratch to discover a new base. It was a difficult day total – additionally for me to get again on the tempo was a problem. For certain, I can enhance my using too. After getting the bottom, it will get simpler. It’s a matter of endurance and retaining on working.”


MotoGP Observe Report

Friday at Sepang produced one other unpredictable day in MotoGP, with Pedro Acosta (Crimson Bull KTM Manufacturing facility Racing) ending Observe quickest after a late cost in combined situations. The rookie’s 1m57.559 put him narrowly forward of Johann Zarco (Castrol Honda LCR) by simply 0.019s, whereas Jack Miller (Prima Pramac Yamaha) accomplished the highest three.

The session noticed a number of huge names, together with Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo Workforce), Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia Racing), Fermín Aldeguer (BK8 Gresini Racing), and Raul Fernandez (Trackhouse MotoGP Workforce), all fall in need of the automated Q2 positions.

Early Incident for Acosta

Acosta’s day began with a setback as he crashed at Flip 10 with out having recorded a flying lap within the opening 20 minutes. Fellow Spaniard Aldeguer initially set the tempo with a 1:58.279, forward of Joan Mir (Honda HRC Castrol) and Bagnaia.

Rain Risk Triggers Late Push

With half an hour to go, the highest order remained regular, led by Aldeguer from Mir and Bagnaia. Fabio Di Giannantonio (Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing) and Luca Marini (Honda HRC Castrol) accomplished the early prime 5. Álex Márquez (BK8 Gresini Racing) sat sixth earlier than crashing once more late within the session — his second fall of the day.

The specter of rain prompted a flurry of time assaults within the closing phases. Fabio Quartararo (Monster Vitality Yamaha) briefly went quickest with a 1:58.113 earlier than Acosta rebounded with a decisive late lap. The KTM rider’s time stood as situations started to deteriorate across the circuit.

Q1 Beckons for Massive Names

Bagnaia narrowly missed out on a Q2 place by 0.048s after shedding time within the last sector of his final try. Aldeguer, Bezzecchi, and Fernandez have been additionally unable to enhance, confirming they may all begin Saturday in Q1.

MotoGP Sepang Observe Occasions

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Hole

Velocity

1

P. Acosta

KTM

1m57.559

336.4

2

J. Zarco

HON

+0.019

333.3

3

J. Miller

YAM

+0.281

334.3

4

J. Mir

HON

+0.295

336.4

5

F. Quartararo

YAM

+0.309

331.2

6

F. Di Giannantonio

DUC

+0.480

333.3

7

F. Morbidelli

DUC

+0.482

332.3

8

P. Espargaro

KTM

+0.496

335.4

9

A. Marquez

DUC

+0.498

333.3

10

A. Rins

YAM

+0.558

334.3

11

L. Marini

HON

+0.620

335.4

12

F. Bagnaia

DUC

+0.647

332.3

13

F. Aldeguer

DUC

+0.720

329.2

14

A. Ogura

APR

+0.741

332.3

15

M. Bezzecchi

APR

+0.801

335.4

16

R. Fernandez

APR

+1.022

330.2

17

B. Binder

KTM

+1.180

334.3

18

M. Oliveira

YAM

+1.217

331.2

19

E. Bastianini

KTM

+1.394

336.4

20

S. Chantra

HON

+1.405

331.2

21

L. Savadori

APR

+1.693

331.2

22

M. Pirro

DUC

+2.182

331.2

23

A. Fernandez

YAM

+2.415

326.2

MotoGP Sepang Observe High Speeds 

Pos

Rider

Bike

Common

Velocity

1

E. Bastianini

KTM

332.3

336.4

2

J. Mir

HON

335.2

336.4

3

P. Acosta

KTM

333.3

336.4

4

L. Marini

HON

333.5

335.4

5

P. Espargaro

KTM

330.4

335.4

6

M. Bezzecchi

APR

334.7

335.4

7

B. Binder

KTM

333.5

334.3

8

A. Rins

YAM

330.9

334.3

9

J. Miller

YAM

331.5

334.3

10

J. Zarco

HON

331.6

333.3

11

F. Di Giannantonio

DUC

332.3

333.3

12

A. Marquez

DUC

331.8

333.3

13

F. Morbidelli

DUC

330.2

332.3

14

F. Bagnaia

DUC

331.1

332.3

15

A. Ogura

APR

330.2

332.3

16

F. Quartararo

YAM

329.0

331.2

17

L. Savadori

APR

329.6

331.2

18

S. Chantra

HON

329.2

331.2

19

M. Pirro

DUC

329.4

331.2

20

M. Oliveira

YAM

328.0

331.2

21

R. Fernandez

APR

328.2

330.2

22

F. Aldeguer

DUC

327.8

329.2

23

A. Fernandez

YAM

325.4

326.2

MotoGP Championship Standings

Pos

Rider

Factors

1

M. Marquez

545

2

A. Marquez

379

3

M. Bezzecchi

282

4

F. Bagnaia

274

5

P. Acosta

233

6

F. Di Giannantonio

216

7

F. Morbidelli

208

8

F. Aldeguer

183

9

F. Quartararo

166

10

R. Fernandez

146

11

J. Zarco

128

12

B. Binder

126

13

L. Marini

120

14

E. Bastianini

96

15

J. Mir

77

16

A. Ogura

73

17

M. Viñales

72

18

J. Miller

66

19

A. Rins

60

20

M. Oliveira

36

21

J. Martin

34

22

P. Espargaro

23

23

T. Nakagami

10

24

L. Savadori

8

25

A. Fernandez

8

26

S. Chantra

6

27

A. Espargaro

0

28

M. Pirro

0

Constructor Championship

Pos

Constructor

Factors

1

Ducati

671

2

Aprilia

345

3

KTM

298

4

Honda

248

5

Yamaha

205

Workforce Championship

Pos

Workforce

Factors

1

Ducati Lenovo Workforce

819

2

BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP

562

3

Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Workforce

424

4

Crimson Bull KTM Manufacturing facility Racing

359

5

Aprilia Racing

324

6

Monster Vitality Yamaha MotoGP Workforce

226

7

Trackhouse MotoGP Workforce

219

8

Honda HRC Castrol

197

9

Crimson Bull KTM Tech3

191

10

LCR Honda

134

11

Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP

105

The Moto2 subject loved dry situations for Observe in Malaysia, the place Championship chief Manuel Gonzalez (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) set the benchmark late within the session. The Spaniard moved to the highest of the instances with below 5 minutes remaining, ending the day as the one rider below the 1:59.0 mark.

Gonzalez’s efficiency comes at a key stage of the season, along with his championship lead having been diminished in latest rounds by Diogo Moreira (Italtrans Racing Workforce). The Brazilian secured a direct Q2 place in tenth.

Jake Dixon (ELF Marc VDS Racing Workforce) and Albert Arenas (Italjet Gresini Moto2) accomplished the highest three, each inside a tenth of Gonzalez’s time.

The main seven have been coated by lower than two tenths, with Barry Baltus (Fantic Racing), Daniel Holgado and David Alonso (CFMOTO RCB Aspar Workforce), and Aron Canet (Fantic Racing) all displaying sturdy tempo.

Senna Agius – Picture RbMotoLens

Australian GP winner Senna Agius (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) can have work to do on Saturday after ending fifteenth, which locations him within the Q1 group for qualifying.

Sepang Moto2 Observe Occasions

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Hole

Velocity

1

M. Gonzalez

KAL

2m04.166

273.4

2

J. Dixon

BOS

+0.052

271.3

3

A. Arenas

KAL

+0.116

274.8

4

B. Baltus

KAL

+0.127

272.7

5

D. Holgado

KAL

+0.154

269.3

6

D. Alonso

KAL

+0.157

275.5

7

A. Canet

KAL

+0.187

270.0

8

A. Escrig

FOR

+0.296

269.3

9

T. Arbolino

BOS

+0.391

274.8

10

D. Moreira

KAL

+0.445

270.0

11

F. Salac

BOS

+0.489

272.7

12

D. Muñoz

KAL

+0.553

270.6

13

I. Guevara

BOS

+0.554

277.6

14

C. Veijer

KAL

+0.600

274.1

15

S. Agius

KAL

+0.605

273.4

16

I. Ortola

BOS

+0.715

275.5

17

Z. Vd Goorbergh

KAL

+0.747

270.6

18

D. Binder

KAL

+0.775

274.1

19

A. Huertas

KAL

+0.918

273.4

20

M. Ramirez

KAL

+0.944

271.3

21

J. Navarro

FOR

+0.988

273.4

22

A. Lopez

BOS

+1.009

271.3

23

C. Vietti

BOS

+1.035

274.8

24

M. Aji

KAL

+1.036

273.4

25

J. Roberts

KAL

+1.074

269.3

26

A. Sasaki

KAL

+1.108

274.8

27

Y. Kunii

KAL

+1.445

272.7

28

H. Voight

BOS

+2.438

272.7

29

A. Anuar

KAL

+3.787

268.6

30

H. Azman

KAL

+4.113

 

Moto2 Championship Standings

Pos

Rider

Factors

1

M. Gonzalez

247

2

D. Moreira

245

3

A. Canet

212

4

B. Baltus

205

5

J. Dixon

190

6

D. Holgado

166

7

C. Vietti

141

8

S. Agius

133

9

A. Arenas

127

10

D. Alonso

117

11

D. Öncü

100

12

I. Guevara

99

13

J. Roberts

97

14

M. Ramirez

96

15

F. Salac

82

16

A. Lopez

76

17

I. Ortola

67

18

T. Arbolino

63

19

C. Veijer

57

20

A. Huertas

27

21

A. Sasaki

24

22

D. Muñoz

23

23

D. Binder

19

24

Z. Vd Goorbergh

19

25

A. Escrig

10

26

M. Aji

8

27

O. Gutierrez

4

28

S. Garcia

3

29

J. Navarro

3

30

Y. Kunii

0

31

E. Fernandez

0

32

U. Orradre

0

33

N. Atiratphuvapat

0

34

T. Hada

0

35

A. Ferrandez

0

36

M. Pasini

0

37

H. Voight

0

38

A. Surra

0


Moto3

Reigning World Champion Jose Antonio Rueda (Crimson Bull KTM Ajo) started the Malaysian Grand Prix weekend in acquainted vogue, topping a delayed Moto3 Observe session on Friday afternoon.

Rueda’s finest effort, a 2:11.152, positioned him simply 0.035 seconds forward of rookie teammate Alvaro Carpe, giving Crimson Bull KTM Ajo a one-two to start out the weekend.

Brian Uriarte (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) continued to impress in his substitute look for the injured David Muñoz, posting the third quickest time and ending lower than a tenth from the highest.

Angel Piqueras (FRINSA MT Helmets MSI) and David Almansa (Leopard Racing) rounded out the highest 5, adopted by Taiyo Furusato (Honda Workforce Asia), Joel Kelso (LEVELUP MTA), and Jacob Roulstone (Crimson Bull KTM Tech3), giving Australian followers two riders inside the highest eight.

Jacob Roulstone – P8

“A good first day right here for us! I’m actually happy with this morning’s session, I believe that we deliberate it to perfection. This afternoon, we saved calm, I attempted to run my very own little enterprise, and it paid off fairly nicely. I had an unlucky crash on the finish, however I’m all okay! Relaxation and restoration for me on the menu tonight!”

Maximo Quiles (CFMOTO Energy Electronics Aspar Workforce), who’s aiming to safe the Rookie of the 12 months title this weekend, might want to advance by way of Q1 after ending outdoors the highest ten. Fellow rookie Guido Pini (Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact GP) can even line up in Q1 after a heated on-track change with Carpe within the closing phases of the session.

Sepang Moto3 Observe Occasions

Pos

Rider

Bike

Time/Hole

Velocity

1

J. Rueda

KTM

2m11.152

228.8

2

A. Carpe

KTM

+0.035

231.2

3

B. Uriarte

KTM

+0.050

233.7

4

A. Piqueras

KTM

+0.112

229.7

5

D. Almansa

HON

+0.121

231.7

6

T. Furusato

HON

+0.131

232.2

7

J. Kelso

KTM

+0.297

229.7

8

J. Roulstone

KTM

+0.360

233.2

9

L. Lunetta

HON

+0.471

231.7

10

S. Ogden

KTM

+0.512

227.8

11

H. Danish

KTM

+0.668

229.7

12

M. Bertelle

KTM

+0.678

231.2

13

E. O’Shea

HON

+0.727

231.7

14

A. Fernandez

HON

+0.733

230.7

15

M. Quiles

KTM

+0.764

229.7

16

G. Pini

KTM

+0.780

231.2

17

N. Carraro

HON

+0.783

230.2

18

J. Esteban

KTM

+0.882

232.7

19

R. Yamanaka

KTM

+0.966

230.2

20

R. Rossi

HON

+0.983

229.7

21

T. Buasri

HON

+1.161

229.7

22

V. Perrone

KTM

+1.183

230.7

23

M. Morelli

HON

+1.323

229.7

24

C. Buchanan

KTM

+1.389

221.3

25

R. Moodley

KTM

+1.814

228.8

26

N. Dettwiler

KTM

+2.012

227.3

27

S. Nepa

HON

+2.579

229.7

Moto3 Championship Standings

Pos

Rider

Factors

1

J. Rueda

365

2

A. Piqueras

231

3

M. Quiles

228

4

D. Muñoz

197

5

J. Kelso

179

6

A. Carpe

173

7

A. Fernandez

147

8

R. Yamanaka

123

9

V. Perrone

121

10

T. Furusato

115

11

D. Almansa

110

12

L. Lunetta

104

13

G. Pini

97

14

D. Foggia

94

15

J. Roulstone

61

16

M. Bertelle

55

17

S. Nepa

46

18

S. Ogden

45

19

C. Buchanan

32

20

N. Carraro

27

21

R. Rossi

24

22

M. Uriarte

22

23

J. Esteban

20

24

R. Moodley

14

25

A. Cruces

13

26

V. Perez

7

27

M. Morelli

5

28

C. O’Gorman

3

29

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2025 MotoGP Calendar

GP Date Location
1 Mar-02 Thai GP, Chang
2 Mar-16 Argentina GP, Termas De Rio Hondo
3 Mar-30 Americas GP, COTA
4 Apr-13 Qatar GP, Lusail
5 Apr-27 Spanish GP, Jerez
6 Could-11 French GP, Le Mans
7 Could-25 British GP, Silverstone
8 Jun-08 Aragon GP, Aragon
9 Jun-22 Italian GP, Mugello
10 Jun-29 Dutch GP, Assen
11 Jul-13 German GP, Sachsenring
12 Jul-20 Czech GP, Brno
13 Aug-17 Austrian GP, Spielberg
14 Aug-24 Hungarian GP, Balaton Park
15 Sep-07 Catalan GP, Catalunya
16 Sep-14 San Marino GP, Misano
17 Sep-28 Japanese GP, Motegi
18 Oct-05 Indonesian GP, Mandalika
19 Oct-19 Australian GP, Phillip Island
20 Oct-26 Malaysian GP, Sepang
21 Nov-09 Portuguese GP, Portimao
22 Nov-16 Valencia GP, Valencia

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