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VIDEO SHOWS: BARCELONA COACH HANSI FLICK PRESS CONFERENCE AND TEAM TRAINING RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT  SHOWS: BARCELONA, SPAIN (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 1. BARCELONA COACH HANSI FLICK WALKS INTO PRESS CONFERENCE 2. PHOTOGRAPHER 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "This is, the situation was after the last international break, when Lamine (Yamal) came back, it was like that. And I, from my side, it's like that, that I want to protect also my player. I want to support him and this is what this is, but it's done, it's done now. So a lot of things have happened and so this is, for me, really done. I have no bad things about this situation and this happens in football of course, we know it and I also know it from the other side. So it's also not easy for him, it's not easy for me, but you also have to understand that I have to protect my players. So this is the reason why I make it so in this the situation to go here, make it a little bit louder than normally I want to do it, but at the end it's done, it's done now. So for me it's over and now we have to manage it on both sides, so it's just like that." 4. PRESS CONFERENCE 5. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, TALKING ABOUT LAMAL'S INJURY, SAYING:      "With this injury, it's not so easy like a muscle. We have this experience with the muscles, the coaches, the therapists, but with this kind of injury, it's not easy to say now, okay. He can play in two weeks, in three weeks, or four weeks, or he's able to play at the Clasico. This is not possible. So we have to wait and how I said before, we have to manage his load. Also, he trains with our recovery team and so this is the next weeks here with them. And so we go step by step and have to see how his evolution is." 6. FLICK IN CAMERA VIEWFINDER 7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "The game against Sevilla is very important for us, so we want to win three points there. I know it's difficult, but we are able to do this. And I think also the mood, everyone is disappointed about the defeat (to PSG in the Champions League) and also when we analyse the situation, so it's like that. We have to play in some situations smarter, intelligently, more intelligently, so it's for me the reason. It's always, we always speak about the structure, to be one unit and from there then you can press. It's like that, we have to learn it and of course we will do this." 8. PRESS CONFERENCE 9. FLICK LEAVING PRESS CONFERENCE 10. FLICK WALKING OUT FOR TRAINING SESSION 11. ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI WALKING OUT 12. GOALKEEPERS TRAINING 13. PLAYERS WALKING OUT 14. FLICK TALKING WITH ASSISTANTS 15. PLAYERS IN A GROUP 16. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS WITH SPRINKLERS 17. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS TRAINING 18. FLICK WITH ASSISTANTS 19. PLAYERS TRAINING 20. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS IN A HUDDLE 21. MIDFIELDER FRENKIE DE JONG PUTTING ON BIB 22. PRACTICE SESSION STORY: Barcelona coach Hansi Flick said on Saturday (October 4) that it is important to protect Lamine Yamal after he had criticised the Spanish national team for their handling of the 18-year-old.     Barcelona, who travel to play Sevilla on Sunday (October 5), announced on Friday that Yamal will be sidelined for "two to three weeks" after aggravating a groin injury.     The winger, who had been called up for Spain's World Cup qualifying matches against Georgia and Bulgaria next week, will not be part of the national team squad after the issue flared up following Wednesday's (October 1) 2-1 Champions League loss to Paris St Germain.     This latest setback resurrects an injury saga that has already seen Yamal miss four games this season. He originally sustained the injury during September's international break when Spain faced Turkey and Bulgaria, igniting a spat between club and country.     The timing is particularly cruel for Yamal, who had just returned from his previous three-week layoff to help Barcelona beat Real Sociedad last weekend before playing the full 90 minutes against PSG.      Yamal has managed five appearances for Barca this season, scoring two goals.  (Production: Andy Ragg)

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VIDEO SHOWS: BARCELONA COACH HANSI FLICK PRESS CONFERENCE AND TEAM TRAINING COMPLETED SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: BARCELONA, SPAIN (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 1. BARCELONA COACH HANSI FLICK WALKS INTO PRESS CONFERENCE 2. PHOTOGRAPHER 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "This is, the situation was after the last international break, when Lamine (Yamal) came back, it was like that. And I, from my side, it's like that, that I want to protect also my player. I want to support him and this is what this is, but it's done, it's done now. So a lot of things have happened and so this is, for me, really done. I have no bad things about this situation and this happens in football of course, we know it and I also know it from the other side. So it's also not easy for him, it's not easy for me, but you also have to understand that I have to protect my players. So this is the reason why I make it so in this the situation to go here, make it a little bit louder than normally I want to do it, but at the end it's done, it's done now. So for me it's over and now we have to manage it on both sides, so it's just like that." 4. PRESS CONFERENCE 5. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "With this injury, it's not so easy like a muscle. We have this experience with the muscles, the coaches, the therapists, but with this kind of injury, it's not easy to say now, okay. He can play in two weeks, in three weeks, or four weeks, or he's able to play at the Clasico. This is not possible. So we have to wait and how I said before, we have to manage his load. Also, he trains with our recovery team and so this is the next weeks here with them. And so we go step by step and have to see how his evolution is." 6. FLICK IN CAMERA VIEWFINDER 7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "The game against Sevilla is very important for us, so we want to win three points there. I know it's difficult, but we are able to do this. And I think also the mood, everyone is disappointed about the defeat (to PSG in the Champions League) and also when we analyze the situation, so it's like that. We have to play in some situations smarter, intelligently, more intelligently, so it's for me the reason. It's always, we always speak about the structure, to be one unit and from there then you can press. It's like that, we have to learn it and of course we will do this." 8. PRESS CONFERENCE 9. FLICK LEAVING PRESS CONFERENCE 10. FLICK WALKING OUT FOR TRAINING SESSION 11. ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI WALKING OUT 12. GOALKEEPERS TRAINING 13. PLAYERS WALKING OUT 14. FLICK TALKING WITH ASSISTANTS 15. PLAYERS IN A GROUP 16. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS WITH SPRINKLERS 17. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS TRAINING 18. FLICK WITH ASSISTANTS 19. PLAYERS TRAINING 20. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS IN A HUDDLE 21. MIDFIELDER FRENKIE DE JONG PUTTING ON BIB 22. PRACTICE SESSION

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VIDEO SHOWS: BARCELONA COACH HANSI FLICK PRESS CONFERENCE AND TEAM TRAINING COMPLETED SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: BARCELONA, SPAIN (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) 1. BARCELONA COACH HANSI FLICK WALKS INTO PRESS CONFERENCE 2. PHOTOGRAPHER 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "This is, the situation was after the last international break, when Lamine (Yamal) came back, it was like that. And I, from my side, it's like that, that I want to protect also my player. I want to support him and this is what this is, but it's done, it's done now. So a lot of things have happened and so this is, for me, really done. I have no bad things about this situation and this happens in football of course, we know it and I also know it from the other side. So it's also not easy for him, it's not easy for me, but you also have to understand that I have to protect my players. So this is the reason why I make it so in this the situation to go here, make it a little bit louder than normally I want to do it, but at the end it's done, it's done now. So for me it's over and now we have to manage it on both sides, so it's just like that." 4. PRESS CONFERENCE 5. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "With this injury, it's not so easy like a muscle. We have this experience with the muscles, the coaches, the therapists, but with this kind of injury, it's not easy to say now, okay. He can play in two weeks, in three weeks, or four weeks, or he's able to play at the Clasico. This is not possible. So we have to wait and how I said before, we have to manage his load. Also, he trains with our recovery team and so this is the next weeks here with them. And so we go step by step and have to see how his evolution is." 6. FLICK IN CAMERA VIEWFINDER 7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) HANSI FLICK, BARCELONA COACH, SAYING:      "The game against Sevilla is very important for us, so we want to win three points there. I know it's difficult, but we are able to do this. And I think also the mood, everyone is disappointed about the defeat (to PSG in the Champions League) and also when we analyze the situation, so it's like that. We have to play in some situations smarter, intelligently, more intelligently, so it's for me the reason. It's always, we always speak about the structure, to be one unit and from there then you can press. It's like that, we have to learn it and of course we will do this." 8. PRESS CONFERENCE 9. FLICK LEAVING PRESS CONFERENCE 10. FLICK WALKING OUT FOR TRAINING SESSION 11. ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI WALKING OUT 12. GOALKEEPERS TRAINING 13. PLAYERS WALKING OUT 14. FLICK TALKING WITH ASSISTANTS 15. PLAYERS IN A GROUP 16. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS WITH SPRINKLERS 17. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS TRAINING 18. FLICK WITH ASSISTANTS 19. PLAYERS TRAINING 20. VARIOUS OF PLAYERS IN A HUDDLE 21. MIDFIELDER FRENKIE DE JONG PUTTING ON BIB 22. PRACTICE SESSION

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM SHANGHAI MASTERS – WINS FOR ALEXANDER ZVEREV,  ALEX DE MINAUR, FELIX AUGER-ALLIASIME AND DENIS SHAPOVALOV; ANDREY RUBLEV DEFEATED COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – Editorial use only. No Monetisation. No resales.) ALEXANDER ZVEREV V VALENTIN ROYER (GREEN SHIRT) ANDREY RUBLEV V YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA (BLUE SHIRT AND WHITE CAP) ALEX DE MINAUR  (GREEN SHIRT AND GREEN CAP) V CAMILO UGO CARABELLI FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME (WHITE SHIRT) V ALEJANDRO TABILO DENIS SHAPOVALOV (BLUE SHIRT) V CHRISTOPHER O'CONNELL(WHITE SHIRT) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM SHANGHAI MASTERS – WINS FOR ALEXANDER ZVEREV,  ALEX DE MINAUR, FELIX AUGER-ALLIASIME AND DENIS SHAPOVALOV; ANDREY RUBLEV DEFEATED COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – Editorial use only. No Monetisation. No resales.) ALEXANDER ZVEREV V VALENTIN ROYER (GREEN SHIRT) ANDREY RUBLEV V YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA (BLUE SHIRT AND WHITE CAP) ALEX DE MINAUR  (GREEN SHIRT AND GREEN CAP) V CAMILO UGO CARABELLI FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME (WHITE SHIRT) V ALEJANDRO TABILO DENIS SHAPOVALOV (BLUE SHIRT) V CHRISTOPHER O'CONNELL(WHITE SHIRT) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY: TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM SHANGHAI MASTERS – WINS FOR ALEXANDER ZVEREV,  ALEX DE MINAUR, FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME AND DENIS SHAPOVALOV; ANDREY RUBLEV DEFEATED RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – Editorial use only. No Monetisation. No resales.) ALEXANDER ZVEREV V VALENTIN ROYER (GREEN SHIRT) 1. ALEXANDER ZVEREV WALKING IN FIRST SET 2. ZVEREV HITS BACKHAND WINNER 3. ZVEREV SEALS SET WITH AN ACE  SECOND SET 4. VALENTIN ROYER HITS FOREHAND WINNER 5. CROWD CHEERING 6. ZVEREV WINS POINT WITH A LOB  7. ZVEREV CELEBRATING 8. ZVEREV BENDING DOWN AFTER SERVICE WINNER 9. SLOW-MOTION OF ZVEREV'S LANDING AFTER SERVE 10. PHYSIO ATTENDING TO ZVEREV 11. ZVEREV WINS MATCH AS ROYER NETS BACKHAND 12. ZVEREV HITTING BALL INTO STANDS IN CELEBRATION 13. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS 14. (SOUNDBITE) (English) WORLD NUMBER THREE ALEXANDER ZVEREV WHEN ASKED IF HE LIKES PLAYING ON COURTS THAT PLAY SIMILAR, SAYING: “No, I hate when it's the same, to be honest. And I think I would like the tournament directors are going towards that direction because obviously they want Jannik (Sinner) and Carlos (Alcaraz) to do well every tournament, and that's what they prefer. But I've been on tour for 10 years, over 10 years, 11 years now, 12 years now actually. And we always had different surfaces. We always had tournaments which you liked; we always had tournaments which you didn't like so much. You couldn't play the same tennis the same way on the grass court, hard court, and the clay court. Nowadays you can play almost the same way on every surface. I don't like it, I'm not a fan of it. I think tennis needs game styles; tennis needs… It's a little bit of variety, and I think we're lacking that right now." ANDREY RUBLEV V YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA (BLUE SHIRT AND WHITE CAP) FIRST SET 15. ANDREY RUBLEV WINNING POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER AND CELEBRATING 16. RUBLEV TAKES SET AS YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA SHANKS RETURN SECOND SET 17. NISHIOKA TAKES SET AS RUBLEV'S RETURN GOES LONG 18. NISHIOKA CELEBRATING / NISHIOKA TEAM CHEERING THIRD SET 19. NISHIOKA'S BACKHAND CATCHES THE LINE  20. NISHIOKA CELEBRATING WIN / NISHIOKA'S SUPPORT TEAM CELEBRATING 21. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT NET 22. RUBLEV HITTING THE NET POST WITH RACKET 23. NISHIOKA WAVING TO CROWD AND CELEBRATING ALEX DE MINAUR  (GREEN SHIRT AND GREEN CAP) V CAMILO UGO CARABELLI FIRST SET 24. ALEX DE MINAUR TAKES SET WITH AN ACE SECOND SET 25. DE MINAUR WINS AS CAMILO UGO CARABELLI NETS BACKHAND 26. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT THE NET FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME (WHITE SHIRT) V ALEJANDRO TABILO SECOND SET 27. FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME SERVING OUT THE MATCH WITH AN ACE 28. AUGER-ALIASSIME SHAKES HANDS WITH ALEJANDRO TABILO AT THE NET 29. AUGER-ALIASSIME TEAM CELEBRATING 30. AUGER-ALIASSIME WAVING TO CROWD DENIS SHAPOVALOV (BLUE SHIRT) V CHRISTOPHER O'CONNELL(WHITE SHIRT) SECOND SET 31. DENIS SHAPOVALOV WINS MATCH AS CHRISTOPHER O'CONNELL NETS RETURN 32. SHAPOVALOV WALKING TO THE NET AND SHAKING HANDS WITH O'CONNELL 33. SHAPOVALOV WAVING TO CROWD STORY: Germany's Alexander Zverev made a winning start at the ATP Shanghai Masters on Saturday (October 4), defeating France's Valentin Royer 6-4, 6-4 despite a late injury scare. The world number three required a medical timeout after winning the first point while serving for the match. The 28-year-old sought treatment on his right foot before returning to serve out the victory in straight sets. Zverev later criticised tournament organisers for creating courts that favour Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. "No, I hate when it's the same, to be honest," Zverev said in the post-match press conference. "I think tournament directors are going towards that direction because obviously they want Jannik and Carlos to do well every tournament, and that's what they prefer. "But I've been on tour for over 10 years now, 12 years actually. We always had different surfaces. You couldn't play the same tennis the same way on grass courts, hard courts, and clay courts. Nowadays you can play almost the same way on every surface. I don't like it; I'm not a fan of it. Tennis needs game styles; tennis needs variety, and I think we're lacking that right now." Japan's Yoshihito Nishioka secured the biggest result of the morning session by stunning Russia's Andrey Rublev in three sets. Nishioka triumphed 2-6, 6-1, 6-4. Australia's Alex de Minaur cruised past Argentina's Camilo Ugo Carabelli with a 6-4, 6-2 victory, while Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime overcame Chile's Alejandro Tabilo 6-3, 6-3. Fellow Canadian Denis Shapovalov eased past Australia's Christopher O'Connell 6-3, 6-2. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM SHANGHAI MASTERS – WINS FOR ALEXANDER ZVEREV,  ALEX DE MINAUR, FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME AND DENIS SHAPOVALOV; ANDREY RUBLEV DEFEATED RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – Editorial use only. No Monetisation. No resales.) ALEXANDER ZVEREV V VALENTIN ROYER (GREEN SHIRT) 1. ALEXANDER ZVEREV WALKING IN FIRST SET 2. ZVEREV HITS BACKHAND WINNER 3. ZVEREV SEALS SET WITH AN ACE  SECOND SET 4. VALENTIN ROYER HITS FOREHAND WINNER 5. CROWD CHEERING 6. ZVEREV WINS POINT WITH A LOB  7. ZVEREV CELEBRATING 8. ZVEREV BENDING DOWN AFTER SERVICE WINNER 9. SLOW-MOTION OF ZVEREV'S LANDING AFTER SERVE 10. PHYSIO ATTENDING TO ZVEREV 11. ZVEREV WINS MATCH AS ROYER NETS BACKHAND 12. ZVEREV HITTING BALL INTO STANDS IN CELEBRATION 13. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS 14. (SOUNDBITE) (English) WORLD NUMBER THREE ALEXANDER ZVEREV WHEN ASKED IF HE LIKES PLAYING ON COURTS THAT PLAY SIMILAR, SAYING: “No, I hate when it's the same, to be honest. And I think I would like the tournament directors are going towards that direction because obviously they want Jannik (Sinner) and Carlos (Alcaraz) to do well every tournament, and that's what they prefer. But I've been on tour for 10 years, over 10 years, 11 years now, 12 years now actually. And we always had different surfaces. We always had tournaments which you liked; we always had tournaments which you didn't like so much. You couldn't play the same tennis the same way on the grass court, hard court, and the clay court. Nowadays you can play almost the same way on every surface. I don't like it, I'm not a fan of it. I think tennis needs game styles; tennis needs… It's a little bit of variety, and I think we're lacking that right now." ANDREY RUBLEV V YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA (BLUE SHIRT AND WHITE CAP) FIRST SET 15. ANDREY RUBLEV WINNING POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER AND CELEBRATING 16. RUBLEV TAKES SET AS YOSHIHITO NISHIOKA SHANKS RETURN SECOND SET 17. NISHIOKA TAKES SET AS RUBLEV'S RETURN GOES LONG 18. NISHIOKA CELEBRATING / NISHIOKA TEAM CHEERING THIRD SET 19. NISHIOKA'S BACKHAND CATCHES THE LINE  20. NISHIOKA CELEBRATING WIN / NISHIOKA'S SUPPORT TEAM CELEBRATING 21. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT NET 22. RUBLEV HITTING THE NET POST WITH RACKET 23. NISHIOKA WAVING TO CROWD AND CELEBRATING ALEX DE MINAUR  (GREEN SHIRT AND GREEN CAP) V CAMILO UGO CARABELLI FIRST SET 24. ALEX DE MINAUR TAKES SET WITH AN ACE SECOND SET 25. DE MINAUR WINS AS CAMILO UGO CARABELLI NETS BACKHAND 26. PLAYERS SHAKE HANDS AT THE NET FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME (WHITE SHIRT) V ALEJANDRO TABILO SECOND SET 27. FELIX AUGER-ALIASSIME SERVING OUT THE MATCH WITH AN ACE 28. AUGER-ALIASSIME SHAKES HANDS WITH ALEJANDRO TABILO AT THE NET 29. AUGER-ALIASSIME TEAM CELEBRATING 30. AUGER-ALIASSIME WAVING TO CROWD DENIS SHAPOVALOV (BLUE SHIRT) V CHRISTOPHER O'CONNELL(WHITE SHIRT) SECOND SET 31. DENIS SHAPOVALOV WINS MATCH AS CHRISTOPHER O'CONNELL NETS RETURN 32. SHAPOVALOV WALKING TO THE NET AND SHAKING HANDS WITH O'CONNELL 33. SHAPOVALOV WAVING TO CROWD STORY: Germany's Alexander Zverev made a winning start at the ATP Shanghai Masters on Saturday (October 4), defeating France's Valentin Royer 6-4, 6-4 despite a late injury scare. The world number three required a medical timeout after winning the first point while serving for the match. The 28-year-old sought treatment on his right foot before returning to serve out the victory in straight sets. Zverev later criticised tournament organisers for creating courts that favour Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. "No, I hate when it's the same, to be honest," Zverev said in the post-match press conference. "I think tournament directors are going towards that direction because obviously they want Jannik and Carlos to do well every tournament, and that's what they prefer. "But I've been on tour for over 10 years now, 12 years actually. We always had different surfaces. You couldn't play the same tennis the same way on grass courts, hard courts, and clay courts. Nowadays you can play almost the same way on every surface. I don't like it; I'm not a fan of it. Tennis needs game styles; tennis needs variety, and I think we're lacking that right now." Japan's Yoshihito Nishioka secured the biggest result of the morning session by stunning Russia's Andrey Rublev in three sets. Nishioka triumphed 2-6, 6-1, 6-4. Australia's Alex de Minaur cruised past Argentina's Camilo Ugo Carabelli with a 6-4, 6-2 victory, while Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime overcame Chile's Alejandro Tabilo 6-3, 6-3. Fellow Canadian Denis Shapovalov eased past Australia's Christopher O'Connell 6-3, 6-2. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIA GRAND PRIX MOTOGP SPRINT RACE, MOTO2 AND MOTO3 QUALIFYING RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF MOTOGP SPRINT RACE START 2. RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) OVERTAKES LUCA MARINI (HONDA HRC CASTROL) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 3. PEDRO ACOSTA (RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING) OVERTAKES RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 4. LONG LAP PENALTY FOR MARC MARQUEZ (DUCATI LENOVO TEAM) 5. REPLAY OF INCIDENT 6. MARQUEZ SERVING LONG LAP PENALTY 7. CRASH OF PEDRO ACOSTA (RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING) 8. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) OVERTAKES RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 9. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) OVERTAKES FERMIN ALDEGUER (BK8 GRESINI RACING MOTOGP) TO TAKE THE LEAD 10. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) CROSSING THE FINISH LINE 11. BEZZECCHI BEING CONGRATULATED BY ALDEGUER 12. VARIOUS OF CELEBRATIONS 13. SOUNDBITE (English) SPRINT WINNER MARCO BEZZECCHI, SAYING: “Yeah, it was super good. The effort from my team, from the factory is super all the time, so it has been fantastic to give them such a good performance. Of course, now the main event, so let’s try to keep our head down and work on the last things.” MOTO2 14. DIOGO MOREIRA (ITALTRANS RACING TEAM) TRACK AND BOX FOOTAGE 15. DAVID ALONSO (CFMOTO POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM) ON TRACK 16. IZAN GUEVARA (BLU CRU PRAMAC YAMAHA MOTO2) ON TRACK 17. MANUEL GONZALEZ (LIQUI MOLY DYNAVOLT INTACT GP) ON TRACK 18. DANIEL HOLGADO (CFMOTO POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM) ON TRACK MOTO3 19. ADRIAN FERNANDEZ (LEOPARD RACING) ON TRACK 20. FERNANDEZ CELEBRATING WITH TEAM 21. DAVID MUNOZ (LIQUI MOLY DYNAVOLT INTACT GP) ON TRACK 22. JOEL KELSO (LEVEL UP – MTA) ON TRACK 23. ALVARO CARPE (RED BULL KTM AJO) ON TRACK 24. TAIYO FURUSATO (HONDA TEAM ASIA) ON TRACK STORY: Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi staged a sensational comeback to win the Indonesian Grand Prix sprint on Saturday (October 4), overtaking Gresini Racing's 20-year-old rookie Fermin Aldeguer on the final lap at the Mandalika International Street Circuit. Bezzecchi, who started from pole position, made a disastrous start and dropped several places before the 26-year-old Italian rallied to secure his third sprint win in MotoGP. Having led for most of the 13-lap sprint, Aldeguer was denied a triumph that would have made the Spaniard the youngest MotoGP sprint winner. Trackhouse's Raul Fernandez completed the podium after starting third on the grid. Newly-crowned MotoGP champion Marc Marquez struggled at Mandalika, a circuit where the seven-times world champion has never won. Marquez received a long lap penalty for contact with Yamaha's Alex Rins, resulting in the 32-year-old Spaniard finishing seventh. Marquez's points helped Ducati clinch the teams' world championship after a dominant season featuring 13 Grand Prix wins and 15 sprint victories. Marquez's teammate and twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia had a day to forget as the Italian finished 14th, having failed to qualify for Q2. KTM's Pedro Acosta also endured a tough day, crashing out of second place on lap five to end his hopes of a podium finish. In Moto2 qualifying, Diogo Moreira (Italtrans Racing Team) set a lap record to clinch pole, while Adrian Fernandez's (Leopard Racing) late surge saw him top the timesheets in Moto3 qualifying. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIA GRAND PRIX MOTOGP SPRINT RACE, MOTO2 AND MOTO3 QUALIFYING RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF RACE START 2. RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) OVERTAKES LUCA MARINI (HONDA HRC CASTROL) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 3. PEDRO ACOSTA (RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING) OVERTAKES RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 4. LONG LAP PENALTY FOR MARC MARQUEZ (DUCATI LENOVO TEAM) 5. REPLAY OF INCIDENT 6. MARQUEZ SERVING LONG LAP PENALTY 7. CRASH OF PEDRO ACOSTA (RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING) 8. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) OVERTAKES RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 9. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) OVERTAKES FERMIN ALDEGUER (BK8 GRESINI RACING MOTOGP) TO TAKE THE LEAD 10. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) CROSSING THE FINISH LINE 11. BEZZECCHI BEING CONGRATULATED BY ALDEGUER 12. VARIOUS OF CELEBRATIONS 13. SOUNDBITE (English) SPRINT WINNER MARCO BEZZECCHI, SAYING: “Yeah, it was super good. The effort from my team, from the factory is super all the time, so it has been fantastic to give them such a good performance. Of course, now the main event, so let’s try to keep our head down and work on the last things.” 14. DIOGO MOREIRA (ITALTRANS RACING TEAM) TRACK AND BOX FOOTAGE 15. DAVID ALONSO (CFMOTO POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM) ON TRACK 16. IZAN GUEVARA (BLU CRU PRAMAC YAMAHA MOTO2) ON TRACK 17. MANUEL GONZALEZ (LIQUI MOLY DYNAVOLT INTACT GP) ON TRACK 18. DANIEL HOLGADO (CFMOTO POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM) ON TRACK 19. ADRIAN FERNANDEZ (LEOPARD RACING) ON TRACK 20. FERNANDEZ CELEBRATING WITH TEAM 21. DAVID MUNOZ (LIQUI MOLY DYNAVOLT INTACT GP) ON TRACK 22. JOEL KELSO (LEVEL UP – MTA) ON TRACK 23. ALVARO CARPE (RED BULL KTM AJO) ON TRACK 24. TAIYO FURUSATO (HONDA TEAM ASIA) ON TRACK STORY: Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi staged a sensational comeback to win the Indonesian Grand Prix sprint on Saturday (October 4), overtaking Gresini Racing's 20-year-old rookie Fermin Aldeguer on the final lap at the Mandalika International Street Circuit. Bezzecchi, who started from pole position, made a disastrous start and dropped several places before the 26-year-old Italian rallied to secure his third sprint win in MotoGP. Having led for most of the 13-lap sprint, Aldeguer was denied a triumph that would have made the Spaniard the youngest MotoGP sprint winner. Trackhouse's Raul Fernandez completed the podium after starting third on the grid. Newly-crowned MotoGP champion Marc Marquez struggled at Mandalika, a circuit where the seven-times world champion has never won. Marquez received a long lap penalty for contact with Yamaha's Alex Rins, resulting in the 32-year-old Spaniard finishing seventh. Marquez's points helped Ducati clinch the teams' world championship after a dominant season featuring 13 Grand Prix wins and 15 sprint victories. Marquez's teammate and twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia had a day to forget as the Italian finished 14th, having failed to qualify for Q2. KTM's Pedro Acosta also endured a tough day, crashing out of second place on lap five to end his hopes of a podium finish. In Moto2 qualifying, Diogo Moreira (Italtrans Racing Team) set a lap record to clinch pole, while Adrian Fernandez's (Leopard Racing) late surge saw him top the timesheets in Moto3 qualifying. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE INDONESIA GRAND PRIX MOTOGP SPRINT RACE, MOTO2 AND MOTO3 QUALIFYING RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT AND SHOTLIST SHOWS: MANDALIKA, INDONESIA (OCTOBER 4, 2025) (DORNA – See restrictions before use) 1. VARIOUS OF RACE START 2. RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) OVERTAKES LUCA MARINI (HONDA HRC CASTROL) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 3. PEDRO ACOSTA (RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING) OVERTAKES RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 4. LONG LAP PENALTY FOR MARC MARQUEZ (DUCATI LENOVO TEAM) 5. REPLAY OF INCIDENT 6. MARQUEZ SERVING LONG LAP PENALTY 7. CRASH OF PEDRO ACOSTA (RED BULL KTM FACTORY RACING) 8. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) OVERTAKES RAUL FERNANDEZ (TRACKHOUSE MOTOGP TEAM) AND TAKES SECOND PLACE 9. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) OVERTAKES FERMIN ALDEGUER (BK8 GRESINI RACING MOTOGP) TO TAKE THE LEAD 10. MARCO BEZZECCHI (APRILIA RACING) CROSSING THE FINISH LINE 11. BEZZECCHI BEING CONGRATULATED BY ALDEGUER 12. VARIOUS OF CELEBRATIONS 13. SOUNDBITE (English) SPRINT WINNER MARCO BEZZECCHI, SAYING: “Yeah, it was super good. The effort from my team, from the factory is super all the time, so it has been fantastic to give them such a good performance. Of course, now the main event, so let’s try to keep our head down and work on the last things.” 14. DIOGO MOREIRA (ITALTRANS RACING TEAM) TRACK AND BOX FOOTAGE 15. DAVID ALONSO (CFMOTO POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM) ON TRACK 16. IZAN GUEVARA (BLU CRU PRAMAC YAMAHA MOTO2) ON TRACK 17. MANUEL GONZALEZ (LIQUI MOLY DYNAVOLT INTACT GP) ON TRACK 18. DANIEL HOLGADO (CFMOTO POWER ELECTRONICS ASPAR TEAM) ON TRACK 19. ADRIAN FERNANDEZ (LEOPARD RACING) ON TRACK 20. FERNANDEZ CELEBRATING WITH TEAM 21. DAVID MUNOZ (LIQUI MOLY DYNAVOLT INTACT GP) ON TRACK 22. JOEL KELSO (LEVEL UP – MTA) ON TRACK 23. ALVARO CARPE (RED BULL KTM AJO) ON TRACK 24. TAIYO FURUSATO (HONDA TEAM ASIA) ON TRACK STORY: Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi staged a sensational comeback to win the Indonesian Grand Prix sprint on Saturday (October 4), overtaking Gresini Racing's 20-year-old rookie Fermin Aldeguer on the final lap at the Mandalika International Street Circuit. Bezzecchi, who started from pole position, made a disastrous start and dropped several places before the 26-year-old Italian rallied to secure his third sprint win in MotoGP. Having led for most of the 13-lap sprint, Aldeguer was denied a triumph that would have made the Spaniard the youngest MotoGP sprint winner. Trackhouse's Raul Fernandez completed the podium after starting third on the grid. Newly-crowned MotoGP champion Marc Marquez struggled at Mandalika, a circuit where the seven-times world champion has never won. Marquez received a long lap penalty for contact with Yamaha's Alex Rins, resulting in the 32-year-old Spaniard finishing seventh. Marquez's points helped Ducati clinch the teams' world championship after a dominant season featuring 13 Grand Prix wins and 15 sprint victories. Marquez's teammate and twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia had a day to forget as the Italian finished 14th, having failed to qualify for Q2. KTM's Pedro Acosta also endured a tough day, crashing out of second place on lap five to end his hopes of a podium finish. In Moto2 qualifying, Diogo Moreira (Italtrans Racing Team) set a lap record to clinch pole, while Adrian Fernandez's (Leopard Racing) late surge saw him top the timesheets in Moto3 qualifying. (Production: Aadi Nair)

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