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Bezzecchi Wins in Indonesia as Martin Retakes MotoGP Championship Lead

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The Italian Bezzecchi, riding an Aprilia, made his move on pole-sitter Raul Fernandez in the final third of a captivating grand prix at a sweltering Mandalika International Circuit. Spain's Fernandez came home second and compatriot Martin third, also riding Aprilia bikes. Ducati's reigning seven-time world champion Marquez finished sixth. That meant Martin retook the lead in the championship from Marquez by two points, with five more race weeken…

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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).

·Tallinn, Estonia
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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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Jorge Martín regains the lead in MotoGP and leaves Indonesia as he arrived, with two points of advantage over Marc Márquez

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Jorge Martin regained the top spot in the 2026 MotoGP standings from Marc Marquez after the Mandalika race with a two-point lead.

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The House of Noale square for the first time four bikes to the first four seats in MotoGP. Fernandez is second despite the fracture to a finger, Ogura completes the party. Marquez limits the damage, Bagnaia falls

·Turin, Italy
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Fox Sports Australia broke the news in Australia on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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