Dominant Hickman shows his mettle in Macau
There was action aplenty on day three of the Macau Grand Prix on Saturday.  Peter Hickman underlined his position as the world's top motorcycle road racer with a 30 second victory over fellow Briton Davey Todd in the Motorcycle Grand Prix. Nine times winner Michael Rutter retired with brake problems, but vowed to return next year. Raffaele Marciello led a Mercedes one-two ahead of Maro Engel in the Qualification Race for the GT World Cup on Sunday. Edoardo Mortara, a multiple winner in Macau, was third in his Audi. In the touring car race, Norbert Michelisz in his Hyundai edged closer to sealing the world touring car championship, but  rival Rob Huff's third place means he's still in the title hunt and there's everything to play for on Sunday.  Britain's Luke Browning will start Sunday's Grand Prix in pole position after leading the race from the start and Ireland's Alex Dunn was second, but double winner Dan Ticktum was taken out in a crash and will start from the back.