Moto2 | Malaysian GP: Francesco Bagnaia World Champion in Sepang if…

Moto2 GP Malaysia – During the weekend of the Australian GP, ​​Francesco Bagnaia had the first opportunity to become Champion of the world, but the poor feeling with the bike, and the remote possibility of this happening, forced him to prolong the fight for the title at the next round of the MotoGP, the Malaysian GP scheduled for this weekend.

The Sky Racing Team VR46 rider finished the Phillip Island GP in twelfth position, with his direct opponent for the title, Miguel Oliveira, ahead of him.

Now with a championship lead of 36 points, the Turin rider will only need to leave Malaysia with more than 25 points to win the Moto2 world title, on the same track where a year ago Franco Morbidelli won the intermediate class title.

Among the various results that would allow the #42 to win the title there is obviously the victory of the race, regardless of Oliveira's result, or it would be enough for him:

Arrive in any podium position with Oliveira the winner
Finishing in the top seven with Oliveira second
Finish in the top eleven with Oliveira third
Finish in the top fourteen with Oliveira fourth
Don't finish the race with Oliveira worse than fifth place