MotoGP Indonesian GP: Marquez takes points lead with sprint victory
Marquez’s 23rd sprint win came after Martin yielded the lead amid tyre-pressure concerns and then slipped to fourth.
- On Saturday, Ducati rider Marc Marquez won the 13-lap Indonesian Grand Prix sprint at Mandalika, seizing the 2026 MotoGP championship lead with a four-point advantage over Jorge Martin.
- Martin ceded his lead on lap nine after receiving an apparent warning for a potential tyre pressure penalty, allowing Marquez to move ahead with five laps remaining.
- Polesitter Raul Fernandez and Marco Bezzecchi crashed at Turn 1 on the opening lap; Trackhouse Aprilia's Ai Ogura finished second with Pertamina VR46 Ducati's Fabio Di Giannantonio on the podium.
- Martin finished fourth after a mistake at the penultimate corner, while the opening-lap crash left Bezzecchi 59 points behind in the championship standings.
- Despite suffering a dislocated shoulder in final practice, Pramac Yamaha's Toprak Razgatlioglu finished 19th, as the championship battle now narrows into a duel between Ducati and Aprilia riders.
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MANDALIKA, Indonesia, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Ducati's Marc Marquez seized the lead in the championship standings on Saturday by winning the Indonesian MotoGP sprint race after title rival Jorge Martin suffered potential tyre issues. In a chaotic start to the sprint, polesitter Raul Fernandez and [...]
The Catalan driver adds 343 points in Mandalika after a mechanical mishap of Madrid, while Raúl Fernández and Bezzecchi went to the ground.
Marc Márquez wins chaotic Mandalika sprint, takes MotoGP world championship lead from Jorge Martín
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