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World Earthquake Report for Sunday, 25 October 2026
• M 4.7 - 19 km NE of Atico, Peru
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Marc Marquez believes the track conditions at Phillip Island were “acceptable” for racing on Sunday, suggesting the Australian Grand Prix could have gone safely ahead if the medical helicopter had been able to fly. Sunday’s MotoGP race was called off after several delays as heavy rain reduced visibility and prevented the medical helicopter from operating. While MotoGP can rely on a ... Keep readingSource: Marc Marquez: Track conditions were “acceptable” despite Australian GP cancellation
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