Aus MotoGP Gallery: The stunning photos from race day!

The Animoca Brands Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix made headlines and history. The history was the top seven riders finishing within a single second – 0.884, to be exact. It’s also the second closest top 10 ever. Check out these amazing photos from race day…

Check out the full reports for all three classes from Sunday here...

Marco Bezzecchi ain’t out of it yet either. It’s a long shot, but the Italian soldiered on at Mandalika despite that recent collarbone surgery, and in Australia last year was very, very fast – as was teammate Luca Marini.

The Australian round wasn’t to be for Miller, who was cruelly taken out by an overzealous Alex Marquez following a good start that saw him mixing it with the frontrunners.

Last year, Bagnaia was on the podium and took the Championship lead that would lead to his first premier class crown on this very turf.

The MotoGP Sprint will have its own identity. After a condensed 15-minute grid, the new event gets underway at 15:00 every Saturday.

One of the greatest sporting spectacles on Earth is about to get underway as MotoGP returns to Phillip Island.

Speaking of a return to the front, and in this case just tenths off the win, Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP) completed the closest podium of the year so far in Indonesia.

We’re underway at 15:00 local time on Saturday for the Sprint, before the GP race on Sunday fires up at 14:00.

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Marco Bezzecchi ain’t out of it yet either. It’s a long shot, but the Italian soldiered on at Mandalika despite that recent collarbone surgery, and in Australia last year was very, very fast – as was teammate Luca Marini.

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Although Jack Miller couldn’t end his season in style, there’s still been many positives to be gained from his 2022 season.

Also having a much tougher time of it in Indonesia after some real steps forward of late was Marc Marquez.

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Jack Miller and Mick Doohan at the newly renamed Miller Corner…

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