Audi is expected to make a decision soon, which could negatively impact Valtteri Bottas. The Finnish driver faces the possibility of not securing a spot in the 2025 Formula 1 season.

Valtteri Bottas might be nearing the end of his Formula 1 career.

Sauber, which is slated to transition to Audi in 2026, is expected to announce its crucial decision regarding the drivers for the upcoming season.

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According to F1-Insider, it is expected that Gabriel Bortleto will soon receive approval.

As a result, current driver Bottas will no longer have a seat.

Rumors surrounding Bortleto gained momentum during the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix, which took place over the weekend.

The driver from Brazil is presently at the top of the Formula 2 standings, although he

McLaren's team boss, Andrea Stella, emphasized that they wouldn't hinder his progress into Formula 1, slightly paving the way for a potential opportunity with Sauber.

Sauber has secured Nico Hulkenberg from Haas for the 2025 season.

Bottas seems to be observing the situation from a distance, not directly involved.

"When there isn't any confirmation, questions arise," he mentioned while in Brazil.

"The situation remains unchanged this weekend. I'm still on hold, waiting for them to make the next move."

"I believe I performed well in Mexico, and right now, I can't push this car any further to demonstrate my abilities. All I can do is be patient."

"I’m anticipating updates from the team and have consistently expressed my desire to join the Audi project. At the moment, I am still awaiting further information, and that's the current situation."

"In this sport, there's always uncertainty about what's going on behind the scenes."

"Politics often play a significant role when dealing with a large corporation and a substantial business."

"There are numerous factors that influence choices like the selection of drivers. At this point, I have to rely on the assurances of Audi's head, Mattia Binotto, and wait to see what unfolds."

At 35 years old, Bottas has secured 10 grand prix victories during his time with Mercedes in Formula 1.

However, his 12-year career in Formula 1 appears to be nearing its conclusion.

Bottas, along with his teammate Guanyu Zhou and former Williams racer Logan Sargeant, are the only competitors this season who have not managed to earn any points.

For ten years, James worked as a sports journalist at Sky Sports, where he reported on various subjects including American sports, soccer, and Formula 1 racing.

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Alpine F1 team's unexpected dual podium finish in Brazil may net them a $50 million bounty in winnings.

Alpine's unexpected dual podium finish at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix might lead to a potential $50 million earnings by the season's close in Formula 1.

Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly delivered outstanding performances under challenging, wet conditions in Brazil, securing an unexpected dual podium finish for Alpine by placing second and third, just behind Red Bull's Max Verstappen.

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The accumulation of 33 points propelled the French team up the constructors’ championship leaderboard, moving them from ninth to sixth place, surpassing Williams, RB, and Haas in the standings.

Alpine currently holds a lead of three points over Haas and is five points ahead of Red Bull, with three Grand Prix and a single sprint race left in this year's calendar. They are 37 points behind Aston Martin, who is in fifth place.

Should Alpine manage to secure the sixth position in the constructors' rankings by the end of the season, they could potentially earn up to $50 million in prize money, which is shared among the 10 teams, according to a Reuters report.

The unexpected outcome gave Alpine a critical lift during a challenging 2024 season, which began with them having the slowest car on the track.

"Following a challenging season, today was quite remarkable," Ocon expressed. "It's genuinely gratifying to navigate this track, especially with the rain evening out the performance."

Driving on dry conditions proved to be quite challenging, but I actually found comfort as the rain began to fall this morning… There's something about it raining here that I really enjoy. This day has delivered a unique racing experience for us.

Gasly, on his part, commented, "Scoring points has been a challenge for us, and under these circumstances, anything could happen," reflecting on their performance and mentioning his own achievement of securing two points by finishing seventh in the Saturday sprint.

"Nobody was convinced until it finally happened. Having both cars finish in the top three was something I doubt anyone predicted before the season began."

Oliver Oakes, the new team principal for Alpine, expressed that although it was somewhat disappointing not to have both vehicles advance to the final qualifying round, Q3, the team has significantly compensated for that setback since.

This squad is truly outstanding and always has been. Despite a challenging beginning to the season and a difficult period over the last year to year and a half that didn't reflect the team's true essence, I can confidently state that since my arrival, the team's strength has been undeniable, with the team's morale visibly high.

"The winter ahead looks promising, and this is exactly what we require to build some momentum."

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Mercedes made the final decision on a crucial pit stop for George Russell, despite his initial reservations, just before a race halt

"Then, Shov came on the line, essentially overriding what my engineer had advised, instructing me to pit. We operate collaboratively, aiming to make optimal choices quickly."

George Russell has acknowledged that his decision to pit right before the red flag was issued at the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix was overridden.

Russell was at the forefront during the initial half of the race at Interlagos, having moved ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris to take the lead.

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As the situation on the track deteriorated, Russell and Norris opted for new intermediate tires, which resulted in Esteban Ocon taking over the front position in the race, surpassing Max Verstappen.

Due to low visibility, the Safety Car was brought out, which quickly led to a red flag situation following an accident involving Franco Colapinto.

This allowed Ocon, Verstappen, and Pierre Gasly to swap their tyres at no cost, gaining a key advantage in their track positioning.

Commenting on the choice to cease, Russell remarked in an interview with Motorsport Week, "Indeed, it was quite distressing, taking everything into account."

"The word was 'box.' I told them 'stay out.' Yet, 'box' was repeated, and again I insisted 'stay out.' But they repeated 'box' once more.

"I reiterated, 'I wish to remain outside'. Following that, for the final one, it's imperative to give it your all…

"Occasionally, it's essential to rely on your intuition. The last occasion I followed my instincts, things turned out quite favorably."

"Today, it's uncertain whether we could have clinched the race victory. However, had we not made a pit stop, we would have been at the forefront during the restart and dictating the speed for the initial 30 laps."

"With Lando supporting us, our speed on the straights was also impressive. At the very least, we could have secured second place."

Russell disclosed that Andrew Shovlin, the chief of trackside engineering for Mercedes, made the decision against his engineer's advice to switch to fresh tyres as the weather conditions deteriorated.

"He further mentioned that from the viewpoint of the team, it isn't clear in the slightest."

"From the pilot's perspective, it was evident that a red flag or Safety Car would be necessary due to the impossible driving conditions."

The downpour showed no signs of stopping. A massive, dark cloud loomed overhead.

"Following that, I got Shov to intervene, essentially overriding my engineer's decision, instructing me to 'box'. We're collaborating as a team, striving to make the optimal choices in the given moment.

"Obviously, the drivers who chose not to pit ended up taking the top three spots, while we were the highest finishers among those who did pit. From that perspective, I do feel a bit of gratification."

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McLaren firmly supports their choice to bring Lando Norris into the pits right before a red flag was issued, a move that unfortunately compromised his race to some extent.

McLaren stands firm on their choice to call Lando Norris into the pits during the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix, expressing no second thoughts.

Norris began the race in the lead, aiming to take advantage of his championship competitor Max Verstappen's lower starting position in 17th to extend his lead in the standings, yet the event did not unfold as he had anticipated for the McLaren racer.

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Following the race's commencement, the lead was taken from them by Mercedes' George Russell, and their positions worsened when they opted for new intermediate tyres right as the Virtual Safety Car was concluding. Their situation was further compromised a few laps down the line by a red flag, which advantaged those who hadn't yet changed tyres – Verstappen included – by allowing them a cost-free tyre switch.

Verstappen seized the opportunity to secure an impressive win after a strong recovery, as Norris fell to sixth place at the finish line, a position that essentially crushes his diminishing chances for the championship.

"From our end, there are several aspects we must examine," Andrea Stella, the team principal at McLaren, informed Viaplay.

"We must acknowledge that the decision to pit during the red flag, due to the heavy rain, resulted in us losing some positions. However, we believe it was the correct action to take and have no regrets."

"The pit stop was approached with caution. In the end, this approach benefited the vehicles behind us that opted to remain on track, taking a slight risk, especially when the red flag essentially restarted the race. There are definitely lessons to be learned from this, but also several positive aspects to note."

Stella noted, "Naturally, beginning in pole position raises the expectation of finishing first. However, the race was filled with numerous incidents, some of which were not advantageous to us, resulting in our finish being quite distant from the podium. Nevertheless, we still managed to secure valuable points."

"Staying competitive was crucial. When considering the constructors' championship, it's vital that we perform better than Ferrari, and this positions us well for the last segment of the season."

Norris mentioned that Verstappen experienced some luck due to a controversial rule that lacks consensus, and he emphasized that remaining on the track under deteriorating conditions would have been unwise.

"Norris expressed his confidence in the team's words to Sky Sports F1, stating that there is mutual trust between them."

The outcome was simply a matter of misfortune. I'm not concerned with the aspect of looking back and considering what could have been; to me, that's merely fortune working in their favor. Red Bull benefited from a regulation that is generally unpopular. While they might have supported it in this instance, it's a rule that has historically faced opposition from all drivers.

"Today, it worked in their favor; it might have worked in ours had we opted not to participate, but it's foolish to dwell on that. Simply a stroke of bad luck today, nothing else. Naturally, it's disheartening."

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Sao Paulo Grand Prix 2024 F1 Driver Evaluations: Pair of Racers Earn Top Marks of 10

Which competitors excelled during the weekend of the 2024 F1 Sao Paulo GP?

Max Verstappen – 10

Verstappen showcased his status as the premier driver in Formula 1 with an iconic showing at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Climbing from 17th place to win is an extraordinary achievement, highlighted by daring maneuvers to overtake competitors. His performance was befitting of a champion.

Esteban Ocon – 10

Ocon's prowess in damp conditions was astounding. He managed to distance himself from Verstappen twice before relinquishing the top position following the last Safety Car intervention. Despite Gasly outperforming him in the sprint, Ocon demonstrated exceptional skill in wet weather.

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Pierre Gasly – 9.5

Despite a challenging qualifying round affected by the red flag's timing, Gasly had an impressive weekend at Interlagos. He earned points during the sprint and delivered a flawless performance in the Grand Prix, capitalizing on the red flag's timing to his advantage.

George Russell – 9

Considering the challenges posed by the W15 at Interlagos, Russell's Sunday drive was commendable. With a few changes in conditions, he was in a strong position to win the race.

Charles Leclerc – Rating: 8

Throughout the Interlagos event, both Leclerc and his team, Ferrari, seemed out of their element, struggling with performance regardless of the weather conditions. However, his daring move to pass both Russell and Norris during the restart after the final Safety Car incident stood out, securing him a commendable fifth place finish.

Lando Norris – 7

Norris's performance in Brazil is a clear example of why he's not yet at the level to clinch the championship. Despite his remarkable speed, he's prone to significant errors under stress. He surrendered the leading position to Russell right at the beginning and veered off track on two occasions in the course of the race.

Yuki Tsunoda – 8.5

Tsunoda thrived under the rainy conditions, achieving his highest-ever starting spot of third on the grid. The red flag's timing was less than perfect since VCARB had just made the switch to wet tires, a decision that appeared wise then. Nonetheless, it appeared that VCARB had a hard time keeping up with the speed of the Alpines.

Oscar Piastri – 6.5

Piastri had another weekend that didn't meet expectations. Despite being in a position to secure a victory in the sprint if not for directives from his team, a significant error on his last lap in Q3 of the Grand Prix qualifying set him back. He struggled to bounce back from this setback. Additionally, he was given a 10-second penalty due to a collision with Lawson that could have been avoided.

Liam Lawson – 7.5

In the dry conditions, Lawson appeared to have an advantage over Tsunoda, showcasing better control during the sprint race. Considering his limited experience, his slower speed in wet conditions was expected. Despite this, he successfully held off Hamilton and Perez for a considerable stretch of the race.

Lewis Hamilton – 4.5

Hamilton's underwhelming performance in the 2024 season persisted at the Interlagos circuit. Throughout the event, he struggled to compete, including in rainy conditions, which have typically been his strong suit.

Sergio Perez – 4.5

Perez experienced another weekend that fell short of expectations. He did not advance to the final round of qualifying in either session and was unable to add any points to his tally.

Oliver Bearman – 6.5

Bearman has been consistently exceeding expectations, managing to surpass his experienced team member Hulkenberg in qualifying rounds. However, both he and his team, Haas, faced challenges during the rainy conditions. Bearman's inexperience was evident when he lost control and spun twice, also colliding with Williams' Colapinto.

Valtteri Bottas – 7.5

Bottas shone during the qualifying rounds, barely failing to make it into Q3. However, a sluggish start due to insufficient tire warmth saw him fall back in the standings, ultimately placing 13th in the race.

Fernando Alonso – 6.5

It was a challenging weekend for Alonso and his team, Aston Martin, who appeared to have the least competitive vehicle on the Interlagos track.

Zhou Guanyu – 5.5

Zhou had yet another unremarkable outing in Brazil, lagging behind in qualifying by more than a second in each session. He ended up at the back of the pack on race day.

Carlos Sainz – 4

Following an exceptional display in Mexico where Sainz delivered a flawless performance, the scene drastically changed this weekend. The Spanish driver found himself lagging in the sprint, compounded by two collisions on Sunday. Certainly, a weekend he'd rather erase from memory.

Williams and Colapinto faced a challenging weekend, with Colapinto experiencing two crashes on Sunday. Similar to the event in Mexico, he seemed to lag behind his teammate Albon in speed.

Alex Albon – 4

Albon will certainly regret his Q3 crash. Had it not occurred, he stood a strong chance of battling for a top three position, positioning him alongside the Alpines and Tsunoda during the race.

Lance Stroll – 3

Stroll's race was derailed by a rookie error during the formation lap, as he miscalculated his move to get back on the circuit, leaving his Aston Martin stranded in the gravel trap.

Nico Hulkenberg – 4

Hulkenberg had a disappointing weekend, characterized by unusual errors and a performance that fell short of Bearman's.

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Aspar team gathers €100,000 to aid Valencia flood victims

Through a GoFundMe initiative, the Aspar team successfully collected €100,000 to support those affected by the floods in Valencia.

The Aspar Team has collected more than €100,000, equivalent to £84,000, to support relief efforts for the floods in Valencia, thanks to a GoFundMe campaign they initiated just last week.

The Aspar team, based in Valencia, started their campaign on November 1st and impressively hit the €100,000 target within just three days. Contributions are still being accepted.

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Valencia experienced severe flooding last week, affecting the Ricardo Tormo Circuit, which was set to be the venue for the final and 20th round of the 2024 MotoGP World Championship. The floods caused substantial loss of life and inflicted considerable damage on buildings and infrastructure.

Due to the flooding, MotoGP revealed at the Malaysian Grand Prix last weekend that the Valencian Grand Prix has been canceled.

The arrangements for substituting the Valencia race have not been finalized yet. However, it is anticipated that the last round will be held at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. This track is situated to the northeast of Barcelona's city center, an area that experienced flooding on November 4.

In Malaysia, David Alonso from the Aspar Team secured his 13th Grand Prix victory during his championship-winning and record-setting Moto3 season. Meanwhile, in the Moto2 race, the team achieved third place with Izan Guevara, the 2022 Moto3 World Champion, as he earned his first podium finish in the intermediate class.

Francesco Bagnaia, who used to ride for the Aspar team, clinched victory in the MotoGP race. Meanwhile, Jorge Martin, Bagnaia’s former Aspar teammate during the Moto3 seasons of 2015 and 2016, secured the win in the MotoGP Sprint.

After the Malaysian Grand Prix, Bagnaia and Martin shared the podium and displayed the Valencian flag together.

In August 2024, Alex became a member of the Crash.net team after spending two years reporting on consumer and racing motorcycle news for Visordown.

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Aspar Collects €100,000 for Flood Relief in Valencia

The Aspar team successfully gathered €100,000 through its GoFundMe campaign aimed at supporting those affected by the floods in Valencia.

The Aspar Team successfully collected more than €100,000 (approximately £84,000) to aid those affected by the floods in Valencia, thanks to a GoFundMe initiative they launched the previous week.

The Valencia-based Aspar team initiated their campaign on November 1, and within just three days, it surpassed €100,000. Donations are still being accepted.

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The Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Valencia, initially slated to be the venue for the 20th and concluding round of the 2024 MotoGP World Championship, experienced severe flooding last week. This disaster has led to considerable loss of life and substantial damage to structures and infrastructure.

Due to the flooding, MotoGP declared the cancellation of the Valencian Grand Prix during the Malaysian Grand Prix last weekend.

The proposal to substitute the Valencia race has not yet been confirmed, although it is anticipated that the last race will occur at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. This circuit is situated to the northeast of Barcelona's city center, which experienced flooding on November 4.

In Malaysia, David Alonso of the Aspar Team secured his 13th Grand Prix victory during a Moto3 season where he both won the title and set new records. Meanwhile, in the Moto2 event, 2022 Moto3 World Champion Izan Guevara earned his inaugural podium finish in the intermediate category by taking third place.

Francesco Bagnaia, previously a rider for the Aspar team, clinched victory in the MotoGP race. Meanwhile, Jorge Martin, who shared the Aspar team with Bagnaia during the Moto3 seasons of 2015 and 2016, emerged as the winner of the MotoGP Sprint.

After the Malaysian Grand Prix, Bagnaia and Martin shared the podium, displaying the Valencian flag together.

In August 2024, Alex became a member of the Crash.net team after spending two years reporting on consumer and racing motorcycle news at Visordown.

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Yamaha's moment of happiness? | Key takeaways from Sepang

Fabio Quartararo showcased his exceptional talent again in Malaysia.

The battle for the MotoGP championship is set for a thrilling conclusion, as Francesco Bagnaia stays in contention by securing a win at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

The current titleholder is facing significant challenges in maintaining his championship status. A mishap during the sprint competition has resulted in Jorge Martin taking a 24-point lead, with only one more round remaining.

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With the title competition intensifying, the event's location has not been determined due to severe flooding in Valencia, which led to the cancellation of the race at Ricardo Tormo.

The MotoGP series plans to conclude the season in Barcelona from November 15 to 17. However, heavy flooding in the city on Monday, November 4, has raised doubts about the final event.

In the face of uncertainty, the MotoGP community united to show their support for the residents of Valencia.

In other news, Yamaha had its most successful weekend of the season. Fabio Quartararo finished in sixth place during the grand prix, despite racing on a motorcycle that was not originally meant for him.

Andrea Iannone made a comeback to grand prix racing, participating for the first time since 2019, and showcased impressive speed on the VR46 Ducati.

These are the top five highlights from the Malaysian Grand Prix in 2024.

Quartararo Excels During Yamaha's Top Weekend of the Year

Fabio Quartararo concluded Yamaha's strongest weekend performance of the season by securing an impressive sixth place in a 19-lap grand prix, despite the M1 not performing at its peak.

The 2021 world champion found themselves entangled in an incident at Turn 2, initiated by Brad Binder. This event also included a frightening crash involving Jack Miller, who, fortunately, was able to walk away unharmed.

Quartararo had to begin the restart on his backup motorcycle, which featured a somewhat used rear tire and an engine that had seen better days. Nonetheless, he managed to outpace Maverick Vinales, who was riding for Aprilia, by 3.2 seconds and finished just shy of three seconds behind the leading non-Ducati competitor.

Fellow competitor Alex Rins achieved his highest placement of the year, finishing in eighth position. This accomplishment followed Yamaha's impressive performance with two riders in Q2. Additionally, Quartararo emerged as the leading non-Ducati rider in the sprint race.

Throughout the year, Yamaha has been dedicated to enhancing the M1, introducing a new engine at Sepang. Although Quartararo's engine failed on Friday, this setback didn't slow him down, as the most significant improvements were achieved in the electronics area.

A significant alteration in the settings returned greater control to the riders. Although this required a distinctly different method of handling the Yamaha, it eventually enabled them to maintain their competitive edge.

As Yamaha gears up for a hectic winter, the promising outcomes from the latter part of the season's flyaway races offer a solid base to prepare for the 2025 season.

An amazing picture features Jorge Martin and Pecco Bagnaia posing with the Valencian flag on the podium ❤️📸 @ducaticorse #MotoGP pic.twitter.com/6n8WjowcCH— Crash MotoGP (@crash_motogp) November 4, 2024

Bagnaia's Rollercoaster Journey

Heading into the Malaysian Grand Prix, Jorge Martin had a slim opportunity to secure the championship title, as he led Bagnaia by 17 points in the overall rankings.

The victory in the sprint race increased the lead to 29 points as Bagnaia fell from the podium positions. This marked Bagnaia's eighth failure to finish this year, occurring shortly after he impressively secured pole position over Martin in an exciting qualifying session.

Bagnaia had to give it his all in the grand prix to ensure the competition continued into the final race. During the initial three laps, the two competitors were fiercely battling, switching positions a total of 13 times. In the end, Bagnaia emerged victorious and secured his 10th grand prix victory of the season, finishing more than three seconds ahead.

Facing a critical situation, Bagnaia showed an impressive confidence reminiscent of his previous win against Marc Marquez at the Spanish Grand Prix. Although securing five points might be crucial, the 48 points Martin has accumulated over him in sprint races this season seem likely to dash his competitor's championship dreams.

Martin matched Bagnaia's performance, but chose to ride wisely when Bagnaia's speed was unmatched. Throughout 2024, Martin's unwavering consistency has allowed the Pramac rider to comfortably follow Bagnaia's lead as the season comes to a close.

Martin seems to have the upper hand with a 24-point lead. However, the Sepang race showed that Bagnaia is not going to give up without a fight.

Pedro Acosta is showing growth and development

As Pedro Acosta's first year in the top category comes to a close, he might finish without the victory many anticipated for him in 2024. However, this doesn't take away from the reality that it has been a remarkable, albeit slightly error-filled, debut in the premier class for the 20-year-old.

Following his second-place finish at the Indonesian Grand Prix, Acosta experienced a five-race streak with no points. This prompted him to recognize the necessity for a different strategy.

After a lackluster qualifying session, he found himself starting from 13th position on the grid at Sepang. Despite the challenging heat, he managed to secure a point in the sprint race. During the main race, he impressively climbed to fifth place. He finished approximately 1.4 seconds behind Alex Marquez, who was in fourth, and believed he could have challenged the Gresini rider if he hadn't worn out his front tire while pushing to reach the top five.

In the last five laps, a brief stint at the front led him to concede and settle for fifth place. However, his reaction following this event revealed a noticeable change in the Tech3 rider's outlook.

Acosta mentioned that it was important to realize that sometimes doing less can actually mean achieving more when it comes to competing for a championship. Reflecting on this, he pointed out how many points he had missed out on due to crashes during races.

With Brad Binder unable to participate in the Malaysian Grand Prix, Acosta has climbed back to fifth place in the rankings. His fresh, systematic strategy may position him as the leading KTM rider by the end of the 2024 season.

Controversial Racer Stages Remarkable Return

VR46 has formally announced that Andrea Iannone will make his comeback to MotoGP, stepping in for Fabio Di Giannantonio. Di Giannantonio recently had surgery on his left shoulder, and the decision was made on the Tuesday before the Malaysian Grand Prix.

During the weekend in Thailand, there were widespread rumors, which led to differing opinions on the matter.

Andrea Iannone made his comeback to MotoGP at the same event where his doping scandal began five years ago, but his return didn't make significant headlines. On Thursday in Sepang, Iannone appeared much more content as he spoke to the press. By Friday, some of his former prowess was evident on the track, as he concluded the first practice session in ninth place on the GP23.

During the qualifying session, Iannone continued to show strong performance, securing the 17th position in Q1. He was only a few tenths of a second away from surpassing his VR46 teammate Marco Bezzecchi, had it not been for a late error. However, the demanding nature of today's MotoGP bikes took a significant toll on Iannone physically, and he was only able to outperform Lorenzo Savadori in both races.

It remains uncertain if he will participate in the season's last race, but should this mark Iannone's final appearance on a MotoGP bike, he can look back on it as evidence of his capability to succeed in the top tier of racing, provided he had made better use of his chances.

MotoGP racers showed their resilience and respect in response to the devastating floods in Valencia. These floods, which resulted in over 200 fatalities and caused significant destruction, brought a somber atmosphere to the MotoGP community as they congregated at the Sepang International Circuit.

As the paddock focused on the welfare of Valencia's residents, there were also concerns about the fate of the concluding event, scheduled for November 15-17 at Ricardo Tormo.

As of Friday, the event was called off, but many riders had already voiced their apprehensions about competing in Valencia due to the tragic circumstances. Meanwhile, reigning world champion Francesco Bagnaia had essentially warned that he might refuse to participate.

"I am willing to sacrifice my main objective of winning the championship because I am not ready to compete in Valencia," he stated on Friday. Reflecting on the Valencia Grand Prix the day before, he remarked, "It's a time to appreciate. Given the current circumstances, participating would be inappropriate. We always maintain great respect for global events, and since we all share the same world, racing there might be misguided."

Jorge Martin announced that he plans to give the prize money from his victory in the sprint race at Sepang to support relief initiatives in Valencia. Meanwhile, the Aspar team, which operates out of that area, launched a GoFundMe campaign that had collected nearly €100,000 by Monday evening.

Before the sprint race began, everyone in the MotoGP paddock gathered to observe a minute of silence to pay tribute to the people of Valencia.

In the face of uncertainty regarding the outcome of the championship, both title contenders, Bagnaia and Martin, along with the entire MotoGP lineup, showcased a commendable response to the tragic events in Valencia.

The future is uncertain, as a suggested alternative race in Barcelona for the same date has yet to receive confirmation. This proposal is now in question due to Monday's flooding in the city.

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Headline: New Date and Venue Announced for MotoGP Season Finale

Valencia Substitute and Date Set for Last Race

The series has announced that the last race of the 2024 MotoGP World Championship will occur at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.

An announcement on MotoGP's official social media channels has verified that the race is scheduled to occur at the Catalan track, aligning with predictions made following last weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix.

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Furthermore, the Barcelona race is scheduled for November 15-17, coinciding with the originally planned dates for the Valencian Grand Prix.

Last week, the race in Valencia was called off because of severe flooding that started in the area on Tuesday.

Spain's eastern coastline has been experiencing more adverse weather conditions this week, with Barcelona facing flooding on November 4th.

The event taking place at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, previously the venue for the Catalan Grand Prix earlier this year, is still unnamed. However, MotoGP has announced that the race "will be conducted in support of the Community of Valencia."

The announcement of the last round taking place in Barcelona indicates that there will be a 20th round where the MotoGP championship will be concluded.

Prior to last weekend's event in Sepang, the championships for both Moto2 and Moto3 had already been decided. Ai Ogura clinched the Moto2 World Championship in Thailand, while David Alonso claimed the Moto3 title in Japan.

The outcome of the MotoGP World Championship remains unresolved as Jorge Martin holds a 24-point lead over Francesco Bagnaia, heading into the final race in Barcelona.

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