The start of the ThaiGP has been delayed indefinitely due to heavy rain flooding the Buriram circuit.
Conditions took a turn at the start of the earlier Moto2 race, which was forced to be delayed as the field switched from slick tyres to wets.
A result was declared and half points awarded, with Marc VDS rider Tony Arbolino securing a maiden win in the Moto2 class. The Thailand race was due to get underway at 3pm local time, with sunset in the region at around 6pm, giving MotoGP a decent window to run the grand prix before light fades. Bagnaia struggled massively in the wet qualifying session last time out at the Japanese GP, the Ducati rider over two seconds off the pace down in 12th.
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