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The key takeaways from the Sepang MotoGP test

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Last week’s Sepang test offered the first opportunity to analyse the performance of MotoGP teams and understand where they stack up against the competition.In previous years, the two pre-season tests in MotoGP were separated by a gap of at least two weeks. But on this occasion, the Buriram test is scheduled just four days after the end of the running at Sepang.Manufacturers had their say ...Keep reading

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Álex Rins says goodbye to Sepang with 'very good base': 'We worked a lot on the bike settings'

The MotoGP tests in Sepang ended with Álex Rins closing the top ten, and the Spanish rider from the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team spoke about part of the work, with a very positive assessment. With the tenth time after a lap of 1’57.351s, resulting from an improvement of 1.301s, Rins revealed that he was very pleased with the work done: ‘I am very satisfied with the work carried out over these five days, including the Shakedown. We focused a…

The key takeaways from the Sepang MotoGP test

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2025 MotoGP: Ducati dominates Sepang Winter Test

As expected, Ducati dominated the 2025 MotoGP Winter Test at Sepang International Circuit (SIC) over the previous week, with Alex Marquez of Gresini Racing firing out a 1:56.493 lap time. He was followed by Ducati Lenovo Team’s Francesco Bagnaia just 0.007 of a second behind. Notable is the fact Marquez was riding the Desmosedici GP24 while Bagnaia mounted the Desmosedici GP25. While Winter Test is not necessarily a true indication of a MotoGP r…

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