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World Earthquake Report for Friday, 30 October 2026
• Moderate mag. 4.0 earthquake - Philippine Sea, 52 km south of Nishinoomote,...
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Marc Marquez has vowed to continue attacking after hitting the ground running at Sepang on Friday - despite his injured title rival Jorge Martin appearing to be on the back foot. Factory Ducati rider Marquez has a relatively modest record at the track outside Kuala Lumpur, but said he felt at one with his GP26 from the moment he ventured out onto the circuit on Friday morning. "Some years ... Keep readingSource: Marc Marquez plans maximum attack at Malaysian GP after dominant Friday
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