The tension in the air at Motegi is palpable as the 24-lap Japanese Grand Prix gets underway. Jorge Martin fires from pole position after shattering the lap record on the fresh Japanese asphalt, aiming to defend his razor-thin seven-point championship lead.
Breathing down his neck from the front row is Marc Marquez, setting up a blockbuster tactical duel between the title protagonists from the moment the red lights go out.
KTM's rising star Pedro Acosta rounds out the front row in third, eager to bounce back following a chaotic opening-lap incident during yesterday's Sprint race.

Engineering strategy is thrown into uncertainty with Michelin withdrawing the soft rear tire option, forcing teams onto an untested hard compound for the grueling Grand Prix distance.
Tyre management and late-race pace will ultimately dictate who stands on the top step of the podium in this crucial phase of the world championship.



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