US EditionSport | Leader Marc Marquez claims Spanish MotoGP sprint victory as Binder ends in 11th
- Marc Marquez claimed victory in the Spanish Grand Prix sprint race at Jerez on April 26.
- Surprise polesitter Fabio Quartararo initially denied Marquez a fifth straight pole position.
- After brief lead exchanges, Quartararo lost control of his Yamaha and crashed on lap two.
- Marquez noted the warm temperature made the race difficult, altering the bike's feel.
- This win secured Marquez's fifth consecutive sprint success and grew his championship lead.
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JEREZ: Ducati's Marc Marquez maintained his perfect record in sprints this season with victory over the half-distance at the Spanish Grand Prix today after Yamaha's surprise polesitter Fabio Quartararo crashed on lap two at the circuit in Jerez. Marquez's brother Alex of Gresini Racing finished second for a fifth straight sprint while Marc's teammate Francesco Bagnaia was third, but it was Marc who earned the plaudits in front of a delighted hom…
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