Only three points separate the blue and the Spaniard, author of a great comeback. The world champion is trailing in odds for the race, but holds the lead at the end of the season
What seemed like a World Cup without history became an exciting duel. The results of the last Grands Prix, especially those achieved by the Spaniard Jorge Martin, have reshuffled the cards in MotoGP, which sends another chapter of the challenge to the track in Indonesia with Pecco Bagnaia. In Mandalika, the Italian (who triumphed from the Austrian GP) seeks a return to victory, to once again distance himself from his rival in a head-to-head which at the moment sees the two riders only three points apart in the general classification. Recent results are reflected in the odds: Martin's victory in Indonesia, over Snai, is played at 1,85, with Bagnaia at 2,50 and Binder trailing at 7,50. As regards the Sprint Race, however, the gap grows: Martin first under the checkered flag at 1,85, followed by the Turin driver at 2,75.
Qualifications – Martin is also favorite in the qualifying scoreboard: the Spaniard's best time pays 2,00, with Bagnaia still at 2,75 and Marquez (fresh from joining Ducati in 2024) in this case at 10.
Antepost – The odds for winning the world title have suddenly rebalanced: champion Bagnaia, who less than a month ago paid 1,33, has now risen to 1,75. Martin's path was the opposite, falling from 3,25 to 2,00. A sign that, until the end of the season, MotoGP is without a master.
