As the MotoGP series enters Round 18, the top circuit championship has already been clinched by Marc Marquez. He has had a tremendous season, scoring 375 of the 381 points that Honda has amassed as a team this year. He could become the first rider ever to break the 400-point barrier in a season, with this race and the Valencia MotoGP still on the schedule. He could also deliver a win for Honda, as they trail Ducati by a single point for the season. Marquez has won 11 of the first 17 races of the season, but his win last time out was far from certain until Maverick Vinales crashed with three corners to go on the last lap. Can Marquez win his twelfth race of the season? Will Vinales get redemption? Don’t miss our MotoGP betting preview of this week’s clash.
2019 Malaysia MotoGP Odds & Betting Preview
It’s going to be a scorching weekend in Sepang! 🔥
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Event Info
- When: Saturday, November 2, 2019
- Where: Sepang International Circuit, Sepang, Malaysia
- TV: beIN Sports
- Live Stream: MotoGP.com
Rider Odds to Win the 2019 Malaysia MotoGP
- Marc Marquez: 7/5
- Brad Binder: 5/2
- Jorge Martin: 7/2
- Luca Marini: 4/1
- Fabio Quartararo, Tatsuki Suzuki, Alex Marquez: 5/1
- Aron Canet, Andrea Dovizioso: 11/2
- Maverick Vinales, Lorenzo Dalla Porta: 6/1
- Tony Arbolino: 10/1
- Kaito Toba, John McPhee: 12/1
- Jaume Masia, Albert Arenas: 16/1
- Celestino Vietti, Darryn Binder, Alonso Lopez, Augusto Fernandez, Tetsuta Nagashima, Jorge Navarro: 20/1
- Andrea Migno, Valentino Rossi, Alex Rins: 22/1
- Jack Miller, Lorenzo Baldassarri, Gabriel Rodrigo, Romano Fenati: 25/1
- Cal Crutchlow: 45/1
- Mattia Pasini, Dennis Foggia, Remy Gardner: 50/1
- Danilo Petrucci: 60/1
- Marcel Shrotter, Xavi Vierge: 66/1
- Nicolo Bulega: 80/1
- Francesco Bagnaia, Johann Zarco, Joan Mir: 200/1
- Aleix Espargaro: 300/1
- Franco Morbidelli: 350/1
- Andrea Iannone, Pol Espargaro: 400/1
- Jorge Lorenzo, Miguel Oliveira: 500/1
- Karel Abraham, Thomas Luthi, Tito Rabat: 1000/1
- Mika Kallio, Hafizh Syahrin: 2000/1