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MotoGP Indonesian GP: Bezzecchi Leads Aprilia 1-2-3-4; Martin Reclaims Points Lead From Marquez
Bezzecchi passed Fernandez on lap 19 and won by 4.260 seconds, while Martin’s third place moved him back atop the standings by two points.
- On Sunday, October 11, 2026, Aprilia rider Marco Bezzecchi won the Indonesian Grand Prix at Mandalika, overtaking pole-sitter Raul Fernandez on lap 19 to lead a historic 1-2-3-4 manufacturer sweep.
- Polesitter Fernandez competed with a fractured index finger sustained during Saturday's sprint crash, when he tangled with Bezzecchi at Turn 1, yet led the race despite visible struggles with his right hand.
- Jorge Martin finished third to reclaim the world championship lead with 355 points, edging Marc Marquez by two points after the reigning champion managed only sixth place.
- Bezzecchi's victory ended a four-month winless streak dating to May's Italian Grand Prix, prompting the rider to say, "It's amazing, I'm very, very happy," as his title hopes gain momentum.
- With five rounds remaining, the championship battle heads to the Australian Grand Prix at Phillip Island in a fortnight, where Martin holds a slender two-point lead over Marquez in a critical defensive position.
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The Indonesian GP offered quite a few surprises. Marco Bezzecchi was looking forward to victory again after 133 days and got involved in the fight for the championship again. Marc Marquez came to Jakarta two points behind leader Jorge Martin. After the race on a track that does not suit him the best, he leaves with exactly the same gap. The fight for the championship title thus remains completely open.
·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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The Italian of Aprilia was the best in the 17th race of the season. Jorge Martín closed the podium and returned to the first place, in front of Marc Márquez
·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The Indonesian motorcycle Grand Prix went to Italian Marco Bezzecchi, with seven-time world champion Marc Marquez finishing only 6th.
·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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