MotoGP Indonesian GP: Bezzecchi Leads Aprilia 1-2-3-4; Martin Reclaims Points Lead From Marquez
Bezzecchi earned his fifth win of the season as Aprilia swept the top four and Martin moved 2 points ahead in the title race.
- On Sunday, Marco Bezzecchi won the Indonesian MotoGP at Mandalika, overtaking pole-sitter Raul Fernandez on lap 19 of 27 to finish 4.26 seconds clear and lead an unprecedented Aprilia 1-2-3-4 sweep.
- Racing with a fractured index finger sustained Saturday when he tangled with Bezzecchi, Fernandez led early but faded as the Italian closed the gap through the middle stages.
- Jorge Martin finished third to move to 355 points atop the championship standings, while Marc Marquez's sixth-place result left him trailing by two points heading to the Australian Grand Prix in two weeks.
- Completing Aprilia's historic 1-2-3-4 lockout, Ai Ogura finished fourth, while Bezzecchi's victory marked Italy's 300th MotoGP win and injected fresh momentum into his title hunt with five rounds remaining.
- With Martin now holding the lead, Marquez faces a defensive challenge as the series heads to Australia; the title battle remains tight with five rounds to decide the 2026 championship.
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The Italian contestant Marco Betski of the Aprilia team won the title of Indonesia's Grand Prix, as part of the World Motorcycle Championship,
Marco Bedzeki (Aprilia Racing) won the Indonesian Grand Prix in MotoGP and recorded his fifth victory of the season. The Italian overtook Raul Fernandes (Trakhouse Aprilia) at the start of the 19th of a total of 27 laps, then broke away and crossed the finish with an advance of 4.2 seconds. Fernandez, who started from pole position, retained second place despite problems with his right hand. Jorge Martin (Aprilia Racing) finished third, who agai…
The Italian leads Aprilia’s first World Cup poker, while the two Spaniards leave the date just as they arrived, separated by two points
The MotoGP round of the World Championship in Indonesia was won by Italian Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia; 40.46.582), ahead of Spaniards Raul Fernandez (Trackhouse; +4.260) and Jorge Martin (Aprilia; +6.890). Another Trackhouse rider, Ai Ogura (+9.378), secured a four-way victory for Aprilia, narrowly beating Pedro Acosta (KTM; +9.492).
Spain continues to join world champions with the victory of Maximo Quiles in Moto3 after climbing from sixth position and winning in the Gp of Indonesia.
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