Overview

• Jorge Martin of Pramac Racing secured his fifth victory of the season at the Thailand Grand Prix, closing the championship lead of Francesco Bagnaia to just 13 points.
• After setting a lap record and starting the race on pole, Martin managed to fend off both Bagnaia and KTM's Brad Binder in what resulted in the fourth-closest finish in premier class history.
• With just three races remaining in the championship, Bagnaia, who started the Thailand Grand Prix sixth on the grid and initially struggled, fought his way up to finish second.
• The battle for the top spots was tight, with positions interchanging frequently during the final laps of the race. Binder even briefly took the lead before Martin executed a thrilling overtake to secure his win.
• Despite being demoted to the third position for violating track limits during the final lap, Brad Binder remains a strong contender, having outpaced several other racers during various stages of the Thailand Grand Prix.