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Marc Márquez leads the classification and has a mathematical chance of winning the title at the Qatar GP.
MotoGP could crown a new world champion this Sunday. At 5:00 p.m. (Spanish peninsula) the Qatar GP race takes place, in which Marc Márquez has the opportunity to become world champion once again. To achieve this, the Cervera driver needs to win and Jorge Martín, second in the general classification, does not score any points.
The Ducati rider achieved his tenth sprint victory of the season in Losail and the 25th of his career in this modality. Fabio Di Giannantonio finished in second position, after overtaking Jorge Martín on the last lap. The Madrid native crossed the finish line in third position after making a great comeback from eleventh place on an outstanding Saturday.
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Marc Márquez could become world champion if he wins the race and Jorge Martín does not score points.
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Marco Bezzecchi won the MotoGP Qatar GP, followed by Marc Márquez and Raúl Fernández. Márquez, who needed to win and have Jorge Martín not score points to be champion, will have to wait for the Portuguese GP to try to seal his eighth title in the premier category.

Kimi Antonelli debuts today as world champion at the Brazilian Grand Prix in Interlagos. Lando Norris occupies pole, while the Spaniards Fernando Alonso and Carlos Sainz will start from eighth and fifteenth positions respectively.

Jon Rahm has won the Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship, his first win on the DP World Tour in four years. The victory occurs after the official dissolution of LIV Golf, allowing the Spanish golfer to resume his competitive level prior to his time in the Saudi league.

Marc Márquez could become MotoGP world champion this Sunday at the Qatar GP if he achieves victory and Jorge Martín does not score points. In the sprint race, Jorge Martín finished third after a comeback from eleventh position.

Marc Márquez competes in the Qatar GP with the mathematical possibility of winning his tenth world title. Marco Bezzecchi starts from pole, while Jorge Martín needs to score points to delay Márquez's coronation.

Carlos Alcaraz is crowned champion of the Paris Masters 1000 after beating Ben Shelton 7-6(5) and 7-5. The Spaniard demonstrates his physical and tennis recovery, leaving behind the problems in his right wrist and consolidating his position in the world ranking.