CormacGP Shoots Sepang - Capturing The Scene In Malaysia's Tropical Heat

By David Emmett | Thu, 08/11/2018 - 09:01


A tire which was too hard even for Marc Marquez saw him doing this a lot. Sometimes, he even crashed


Hafizh Syahrin was inspired at his home race


The duel that never quite happened


That Suzuki GSX-RR is not a bad bike now. Riders are pretty decent now too


A couple more races on the Honda before he switches to a Yamaha. Will Franco Morbidelli start to fly on the M1?


As the season winds down, Johann Zarco winds up


Takaaki Nakagami climbs aboard for the last of the Pacific flyaways


Fast on the factory bike, fast on his own bike. Yet Alvaro Bautista is off to WorldSBK next season


Pole number 80 became win number 70, though the man in the background did everything in his power to prevent that


Pol Espargaro has slowly returned to fitness, and the KTM is starting to show some signs of progress


Full lean for Taka


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