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Rider insight with Freddie Spencer: 2018 Malaysian Grand Prix
MotoGP
- Last updated: December 3rd 2019
Multiple world champion Freddie Spencer reviews the Malaysian MotoGP, as Valentino Rossi and Marc Márquez lock horns, Ducati’s duo raises questions, and Freddie looks ahead to what’s in store next year.
And, could Rossi have saved that slide?
More: MotoGP Mutterings: 2018 Malaysian Grand Prix
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