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Bezzecchi Wins in Indonesia as Martin Retakes MotoGP Championship Lead

  • On Sunday, Italian Aprilia rider Marco Bezzecchi won the Indonesian MotoGP at Mandalika, overtaking Spanish Trackhouse Aprilia rider Raul Fernandez on lap 19 to secure victory by 4.26 seconds.
  • Saturday's sprint clash at Turn 1 left Fernandez with a fractured index finger, forcing the polesitter to compete in Sunday's main event with significant physical limitations.
  • Aprilia achieved a historic 1-2-3-4 finish, with Aprilia rider Jorge Martin's third-place result moving him to 355 points and reclaiming the world championship lead from Ducati rider Marc Marquez on 353 points.
  • Marquez finished sixth, leaving him two points behind Martin with five rounds remaining, as Bezzecchi's victory ended his four-month winless streak since May.
  • Bezzecchi's victory—Italy's 300th MotoGP win—injects fresh optimism into his title ambitions with five races remaining before the Australian Grand Prix in two weeks.
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Marco Bezzecchi has triumphed in the Indonesian MotoGP Grand Prix, defeating Raul Fernandez at the Mandalika track, while Jorge Martin took advantage of third place to return to the top of the championship standings. The Italian Aprilia rider secured his first victory in more than four months, in a race where he had to fight for a long time with Fernandez, who had started from first position. Bezzecchi overtook the Spaniard on the 19th lap, out …

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The Indonesian motorcycle Grand Prix went to Italian Marco Bezzecchi, with seven-time world champion Marc Marquez finishing only 6th.

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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,

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Fox Sports Australia broke the news in Australia on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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