
The Catalan driver arrives in Lusail with mathematical options to be crowned world champion this Sunday
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Marc Márquez leads the championship with 411 points, followed by Jorge Martín 49 points behind.
Marc Márquez (Ducati) achieved victory yesterday in the sprint race and this Sunday he will fight in the Qatar Grand Prix to be MotoGP world champion for the eighth time - the tenth in all categories - in his career.
The Catalan, who achieved his tenth sprint victory of the course, can celebrate another winding at the Lusail circuit, although his chances are complicated: he has to win the long race and Jorge Martín, currently at 49 points, does not score (16th or worse with only 17 bikes on the grid). Everything else will force the current champion to continue fighting with the driver from San Sebastián de los Reyes in Portugal and Valencia.
On the Qatari track, the Aprilia rider from Madrid was able to get on the podium yesterday just 14 days after breaking his spoke in Australia and not competing in Malaysia. He came close to second position, but on the last lap the Italian Fabio Di Giannantonio (Ducati) took it from him.
Marco Bezzecchi is now virtually eliminated, 79 points behind Márquez (411) after falling to the ground on Saturday after a controversial touch with the Catalan.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Marc Márquez will compete for the title in Portugal and Valencia if he does not win in Qatar.
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