Australian MotoGP rider Jack Miller suffered a setback at the Thailand Grand Prix, crashing in the Tissot Sprint. The Prima Pramac Yamaha rider's impressive qualifying effort was undone when he suffered a disappointing crash on lap seven, forcing him to retire from sixth position.

In a previous crash at the Valencia Grand Prix, Miller slid off while leading the race, ultimately losing control of his bike. He also had a close call at the Malaysian Grand Prix, where he was involved in a scary crash with Brad Binder and Fabio Quartararo.

Miller's crash in the Tissot Sprint at the Thailand Grand Prix will undoubtedly impact his standings in the championship. As the MotoGP season continues to unfold, riders will be pushing themselves to the limit, and incidents like this serve as a reminder of the risks involved in the sport.

Marc Marquez wins the first Tissot Sprint race of the new season 

MotoGP sensation Marc Marquez made a triumphant debut with the factory Ducati team, dominating the sprint race at the season-opening Thai MotoGP on Saturday to claim a convincing victory.

The Spanish rider perfectly converted his pole position into a lead, launching off the line to hold the top spot into the first turn, with teammate Francesco Bagnaia slotting in behind him.

Marc Marquez has been consistently quick throughout the week, topping the timesheets in the opening Friday practice session, only to be narrowly edged out by his brother Alex Marquez in the afternoon session.

The 2025/26 MotoGP season has gotten off to a flying start, with Marc Marquez claiming victory in the first Tissot Sprint. With this exciting beginning, fans can expect a thrilling season filled with action-packed races and unforgettable moments.