MotoGP: Bagnaia wins Japanese Grand Prix sprint after leader Acosta crashes

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Ducati’s Bagnaia, who moved to 357 points ahead of Sunday’s race, fought off second-placed Enea Bastianini by 0.181 seconds amid occasional rains in Motegi to win his 16th sprint of the season.

Ducati’s Bagnaia, who moved to 357 points ahead of Sunday’s race, fought off second-placed Enea Bastianini by 0.181 seconds amid occasional rains in Motegi to win his 16th sprint of the season. Motorsport Read More

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