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Marc Marquez claims a spectacular victory at the 2025 Thai MotoGP, showcasing his dominance in his debut with Ducati, while Brad Binder faces challenges in eighth place.
Red Bull KTM rider Brad Binder laid down a fastest lap of 1min 43. 436sec at a cloudy Motegi, 0. 033 ahead of Spain's six-time world champion Marc Marquez in second.
South Africa’s Brad Binder, who was sixth in Saturday’s sprint race, finished a disappointing 19th. Binder went off the track on the second lap and never recovered.
Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia double world champion relishes the Red Bull Ring circuit, winning in Spielberg in 2022 and 2023.
South Africa’s Brad Binder’s started in sixth on the grid at the British Grand Prix, but an apparent clutch issue saw him withdraw after he hardly got off the start line.
Two-time defending world champion Francesco Bagnaia snatched victory at the Catalunya MotoGP on Sunday.
Jorge Martin heads the standings with 129 points, 38 ahead of Francesco Bagnaia who moved into second spot. Marc Marquez is third a further two points back.
Marc Marquez approaches the French MotoGP emboldened by his impressive display in Spain.
The 31-year-old Marc Marquez will also start on pole for the sprint race later Saturday with Marco Bezzecchi of Italy, on a Ducati-VR46, and fellow Spaniard and championship leader Jorge Martin (Ducati-Primac).
South Africa’s Brad Binder, riding for Red Bulls KTM, could only finish in ninth place during the Grand Prix of the Americas MotoGP in Texas.
The recently concluded pre-season test in Sepang indicated that Brad Binder and co will once again be the main rivals to the imperious Ducati in MotoGP.
Last season, Red Bulls KTM’s Brad Binder found himself in the thick of the action, battling for the most part at the front-end of the grid.
The Ducati and Bentley brands might not seem like obvious candidates for a collaboration, but the result is an extremely classy two-wheeler.
Brad Binder remains on of SA’s best sporting stars this year and an ambassador of our nation, despite operating in a niche sport.
Binder and Red Bull KTM had arguably their best year yet with the South African rider finishing fourth in the world riders’ championship, while the team finished second in the constructors’ championship.
The 26-year-old Ducati rider Francesco Bagnaia had been assured of the championship when his sole rival Jorge Martin crashed early in the Valencia MotoGP race.
Ducati's Enea Bastianini won the Malaysian MotoGP on Sunday as Francesco Bagnaia came third ahead of title rival Jorge Martin.
Spain's Alex Marquez romped home on his Ducati nearly 1. 6 seconds ahead of compatriot Jorge Martin, who gained two points on Italy's Francesco Bagnaia in their championship tussle with three races left.
South Africa’s Brad Binder finished in fourth place, narrowly missing out on a podium finish after he recorded the fastest lap in qualifying.
KTM's Brad Binder produced a scorching late lap to clock the fastest time Friday for a disrupted Australian MotoGP.
Another strong performance from Brad Binder saw him bag a second place finish at the Japan MotoGP.
Brad Binder is hoping to build on his from having signed a contact extension with Red Bull KTM.
Brad Binder was left to rue another error of centimetres on Sunday at the prestigious Assen TT, and while the Red Bull KTM rider remained defiant in his hopefulness, there will surely be a growing desperation developing at the team.
Ducati riders occupy the first six places in the championship - the one exception being KTM's in-form Brad Binder.
Reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia held off a frantic late counter-attack by Brad Binder in Jerez on Sunday to win the Spanish Grand Prix.