Aprilia duo crashes
MotoGP LIVE: Both Aprilia riders are already out!
Marc Márquez celebrated his 100th career victory across all classes at the Hungarian Grand Prix. KTM rider Pedro Acosta led for much of the race but ultimately had to concede defeat to the seven-time MotoGP World Champion. The two Aprilia riders, Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martín, crashed in the first corner and finished the World Championship race empty-handed.
Sprint winner Marc Marquez also won the Sunday race at the Hungarian MotoGP in Balatonfökajár, celebrating his first victory of the season. The defending champion on Ducati, who now has 100 World Championship wins across all classes, prevailed after a hard-fought battle, finishing 1.343 seconds ahead of his Spanish compatriot and KTM rider Pedro Acosta, as well as his Italian teammate Francesco Bagnaia (+11.632).
Here are the detailed results:
Marquez amazed everyone
Marquez amazed everyone this weekend at the Balaton Park Circuit on Lake Balaton—including himself. After all, the 33-year-old’s primary goal for his second race weekend following his crash in Jerez at the end of April was simply to score a few points. Instead, he dominated from pole position and didn’t let Acosta’s attacks rattle him. Acosta will have to wait a little longer for his first victory in the premier class.
’s Aprilia NightmareFor Aprilia and championship leader Marco Bezzecchi, however, the start of the eighth race of the season turned into a nightmare. Jorge Martin lost his balance on the first lap and took out three other riders—including Bezzecchi, who, like Martin, ultimately finished without any points. In the overall standings, Bezzecchi (180 points) remains ahead of Martin (160), while Marc Marquez moved up to fifth place (108).
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