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Next up is the Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island (23rd-25th October)

Here’s how the championship looks ahead of the Australian Grand Prix

He may have finished second, but what an absolutely incredible ride from Raúl Fernández

He pushed through today’s race with not one, but two broken fingers after yesterday’s Sprint crash. That must have been absolute agony!

Martín retakes the championship lead

There’s now 2 points between him and Marc Márquez, which means the title fight rolls over to Philip Island

Marco Bezzecchi wins the Indonesian Grand Prix!

It marks the 300th MotoGP win for Italy and marks his first podium in four months – the last was in Mugello back in May. Don’t count him out of the title fight just yet!

Last lap!

As it stands, it’s a clean sweep for Aprilia with both factory bikes and both Trackhouse bikes making up the top four

3 laps to go

Bezzecchi is comfortably leading, with Fernández a good distance behind him. Meanwhile Jorge Martín is cruising in third

Álex Márquez is making moves

He’s gotten back past Di Giannantonio as they have their own back-and-forth fight for seventh

The back-and-forth fight goes on

There’s a constant switching of positions between Acosta and Marc Márquez, but the KTM now seems to be comfortably ahead of the Ducati – but it’s not over yet as Ai Ogura has now also passed the reigning champ

Bezzecchi takes the lead on lap 19

The Aprilia rider has stormed past through Turn 1 and put the Trackhouse of Fernández firmly behind him

The heat is on

Acosta is back past Marc, and up at the front Bezzecchi is all over the back of Fernández – is there a change in race leader on the horizon?

Marc is back past Acosta

Tyre pressure issues are starting to come into play, as Acosta is seen sitting the bike up and allowing Marc to sweep past

Ai Ogura is hunting down Álex Márquez

He made a bold move past the Gresini rider but went wide at Turn 10 and handed the place back to Álex

Toprak Razgatlıoğlu has retired from the race

He’s pulled into the garage and joins Aldeguer, Bagnaia and Miller on the list of non-finishers for today’s race

Acosta has passed Marc to take fourth

It’s not over yet though, as there was a hairy moment for Acosta which has brought Marc and Di Giannantonio back into play

Jack Miller has gone down at Turns 2 & 3

Yellow flags are out but the Aussie is up and looks to be ok

Fabio Di Giannantonio is dropping down the order

The setup of the bike doesn’t seem to be working, as Diggia is now sixth behind Pedro Acosta and under threat from Álex Márquez

Jorge Martín has launched past Marc Marc Márquez

The Aprilia rider now finds himself in third