Binder disappointed with humble points haul at Indonesia MotoGP
Premier class title duel between Jorge Martin and Marc Marquez one for the ages.
Brad Binder faced another challenging stint at the Indonesia MotoGP, finishing 11th despite starting from 16th place on the grid. The Red Bull KTM rider's five points were insufficient to propel him out of 13th position in the premier class standings, which are currently led by Luca Marini. Binder expressed his desire for more speed, stating that the challenging and hot race conditions hindered his performance.
He praised the team's efforts and hinted at improvements in the upcoming race in Australia. The title race for the premier class continues to be thrilling, with Jorge Martin and Marc Marquez locked in a tight battle, with Marquez holding a two-point advantage. Marco Bezzecchi remains in the race, albeit far behind the leaders. The Australian MotoGP will be Binder's fifth last MotoGP event before he transitions to the World Superbike Championship next season.
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