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What is a World Championship?
A World Championship in MotoGP is the ultimate prize, awarded to the rider who accumulates the most points across all races in a season. It's a test of consistent performance, skill, and endurance. The current standings, with Jorge Martin leading, show the ongoing battle for this prestigious title, which culminates at the end of the racing year.
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