LIVE – MotoGP, Malaysian Grand Prix: Bagnaia victory, Quartararo 3rd, the title will be decided in Valencia – RMC Sport

9:53 Quartararo: “I couldn’t do better”Fabio Quartararo at the microphone of Canal+: “I gave my all. I couldn’t do better. I’m proud of myself. I practically did my best race, I “I had a good feeling in the first laps. The title is not awarded here and will be played in Valencia.”9:4120/20: victory for Bagnaia, Quartararo 3rd, the title will be played in Valencia!Italian Francesco Bagnaia wins the Malaysian GP ahead of his compatriot Enea Bastianini. With Fabio Quartararo’s 3rd place, the title is not yet decided. Bagnaia is 23 points ahead of the Frenchman. Everything will be decided in 15 days at the Valencia GP.9:3718/20: it will be hard for QuartararoThe Frenchman remains 1”9 behind Bagnaia and will find it difficult to join the battle for victory with the two Italian pilots. 9:32 15/20: Quartararo comes back strongThe Nice come back on the leading duo Bagnaia-Bastianini! Big suspense for the last laps.9:2913/20: Zarco far from the podiumThe Frenchman occupies 10th place and will not play for the first places this Sunday.9:2511/20: Bastianini in the lead, it suits QuartararoBagnaia loses the orders and slips back to 2nd place. With Quartararo’s 3rd place, there is now an 18 point gap between the two title contenders. A title which, if the positions do not change, will be played in 15 days in Valencia.9:2110/20: Bastianini threatens BagnaiaBig fight between the two Italians at the head of the race. For the moment, the leader of the world championship, keeps his first place but will he hold? 9:167/20: fall of the leader Jorge Martin, Bagnaia at the controls! A twist with the big fall of Jorge Martin (Ducati-Pramac), poleman and race leader. It is the Italian Bagnaia who takes the lead of the race. But with Quartararo’s 3rd place, the Ducati rider is not virtually world champion. disappointing 15th place, very far from his rivals Bagnaia (2nd) and Quartararo (4th).9:105/20: big fight Quartararo-Marc MarquezFaster than Marc Marquez, the Frenchman managed to take 4th place in the race.9: 031/20: here we go, a great start from BagnaiaMartin keeps the controls but Bagnaia is already second. Good start also for Quartararo who is 5th! The fight can begin!8:34Quartararo victim of a broken fingerFabio Quartararo only took 12th place in qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix on Saturday. The Frenchman fell earlier in the fourth free practice session, injuring his left hand. Despite a broken middle finger, the Yahama driver will be able to defend his chances in the race this Sunday.8:34 Bagnaia crowned world champion if… Will this Sunday be Francesco Bagnaia’s day of glory? At 25, the Italian rider from Ducati can win his first MotoGP world championship title at the Malaysian Grand Prix (9 a.m. start). Bagnaia crowned world champion at Sepang if….- He wins and Quartararo finishes at best in 4th place- He finishes 2nd and Quartararo does not do better than 7th and Aleix Espargaro does not win- He finishes 3rd and Quartararo does not do better than 11th and Aleix Espargaro does not finish on the podium- He finishes 4th and Quartararo does not do better than 14th and Aleix Espargaro does not finish on the podium- He finishes 5th and Quartararo does not do better than 16th and Aleix Espargaro does not finish on the podium8: 33Hello everyone! Ninth on the starting grid this Sunday at the Malaysian Grand Prix, the Italian Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati) can win his first MotoGP world championship title at the age of 25. But everything will also depend on the performance of his rivals, starting with the Frenchman Fabio Quartararo. Follow the race live with commentary from 9 a.m.