Malaysian Grand Prix, Sepang, MotoGP, Championship: Honda titled on the Ducati field, Syahrin magnificent.

In view of the latest performances on this Sepang track and in view of the test sessions carried out in this Malaise Grand Prix, Ducati should be able to postpone the decision concerning the constructors' championship to Valencia. But it has not happened. The reassuring declarations of Dovizioso fainted during the 20 laps completed in the Malaysian furnace. Honda, meanwhile, took victory with its phenomenon Marquez, and therefore the crown. And again, for the reds, it could have been worse...

Because without his fall four laps from the goal, Valentino Rossi would have joined DesmoDovi for the runner-up position in the world which ultimately went to the official Ducati even before the Valencia final. Something has gone wrong in the Borgo Panigale clan, and we will have to analyze that.

Still, Yamaha found something, Ducati lost something and Suzuki definitely has something. But, in the end, it's Marc Marquez who wins... However, we will focus on the performance ofHafizh Syharin who will probably never have so deserved the status of local hero.

Starting last, the Tech3 driver crossed the finish line tenth, first among the beginners and to the cheers of his compatriots. A great success, a magnificent comeback and a just reward.

Marquez has 321 points Dovizioso counts 220 and Red 195. The latter sees Vinales glue it back to two units. Kidneys enters the top 5 with 149 points, the same capital as a zarco sixth who takes the lead among the independents at one Crutchlow flat rate. Petrucci is eighth with four points behind the Englishman and therefore five behind the Frenchman. Everything is still possible in Valencia in this competition.

Among the rookies, Morbidely still holds the rope with 50 points, ten more than Syahrin. Here too, it will be decided in Valencia, in two weeks.

Malaysian Grand Prix, Sepang, MotoGP, Championship: classification.

1	Marc Márquez	Honda	SPA	321
2	Andrea Dovizioso	Ducati	ITA	220
3	Valentino ROSSI	Yamaha	ITA	195
4	Maverick VIÑALES	Yamaha	SPA	193
5	Alex Rins	Suzuki	SPA	149
6	johann zarco	Yamaha	FRA	149
7	Cal Crutchlow	Honda	GBR	148
8	Danilo PETRUCCI	Ducati	ITA	144
9	Andrea Iannone	Suzuki	ITA	133
10	Jorge Lorenzo	Ducati	SPA	130
11	Dani PEDROSA	Honda	SPA	106
12	Alvaro BAUTISTA	Ducati	SPA	105
13	Jack Miller	Ducati	AUS	91
14	Frank MORBIDELLI	Honda	ITA	50
15	Aleix Espargaro	Aprilia	SPA	44
16	Hafiz Syahrin	Yamaha	MAL	40
17	Tito RABAT	Ducati	SPA	35
18	Pol Espargaró	KTM	SPA	35
19	Bradley SMITH	KTM	GBR	30
20	Takaaki NAKAGAMI	Honda	JPN	23
21	Scott REDDING	Aprilia	GBR	15
22	Karel ABRAHAM	Ducati	CZE	10
23	Mika Kallio	KTM	END	6
24	Stefan BRADL	Honda	GER	3
25	Katsuyuki NAKASUGA	Yamaha	JPN	2
26	Xavier SIMEON	Ducati	BEL	1
27	Michael PIRRO	Ducati	ITA	1
28	Thomas LUTHI	Honda	SWI
29	Jordi TORRES	Ducati	SPA
30	Mike JONES	Ducati	AUS
31	Sylvain GUINTOLI	Suzuki	FRA
32	Christophe PONSSON	Ducati	FRA