Francesco Bagnaia delivered a stunning comeback at the Sepang International Circuit, storming from Q1 to secure pole position for the Malaysian Grand Prix. The 2x world champion proved why he’s still the man to beat, overcoming early session struggles to put in a flawless lap when it mattered most.
After narrowly missing a direct spot in Q2, Bagnaia showcased nerves of steel during the first qualifying session, topping the timesheets before going even faster in Q2. His final lap—a masterclass in precision and pace—earned him the top spot on the grid ahead of his title rivals.
With hot and humid conditions at Sepang testing both riders and machines, Sprint Saturday race promises to be a thrilling battle. All eyes will be on Bagnaia as he looks to convert pole position into Sprint victory.
Stay tuned to i-Moto.my for full coverage and updates from the 2025 Malaysian MotoGP weekend at Sepang International Circuit.
