After Sprint Victory

Marc Marquez Also Wins the Aragon Grand Prix

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30.08.2026 05:24
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Marc Marquez scores a one-two in Alcaniz. After winning the sprint race, the Spaniard also took the Grand Prix. His compatriot Pedro Acosta finished second, and Italian Marco Bezzecchi came in third.

Motorcycle superstar Marc Marquez has fought his way back into the MotoGP title race with a full points haul at his favorite track, Aragon. The Spaniard cut his deficit in the World Championship to 19 points behind leader Jorge Martin. Nine Grand Prix weekends remain. After winning the Sprint race, Marquez also claimed victory in the Grand Prix. On Sunday, the Spaniard finished ahead of KTM rider Pedro Acosta (+1.754) and pole sitter Marco Bezzecchi (+3.629).

Here are the final results:

“Found My Rhythm”
“I was able to take the lead in the first corner, but then I made a mistake that allowed two riders to pass me. After that, though, I found my rhythm and was able to pull ahead,” Marquez said of the race. Following his 77th victory in the premier class of motorcycle racing, the Catalan is now the closest challenger to World Championship leader Martin, who finished fifth behind Alex Marquez. With Fermin Aldeguer, a total of five Spaniards finished in the top six.

Acosta, sixth in the World Championship standings, posted the best result for KTM at Motorland. Enea Bastianini (8th) and Brad Binder (10th) also scored points for the KTM teams. Following the classic race at Misano (September 13), the Austrian Grand Prix in Spielberg will take place on September 20.

Results from Sunday’s Aragon Grand Prix in Alcañiz (Spain):

MotoGP (23 laps): 1 . Marc Marquez (ESP) Ducati 41:10.969 min. – 2. Pedro Acosta (ESP) KTM +1.754 sec. – 3. Marco Bezzecchi (ITA) Aprilia +3.629. Also: 8. Enea Bastianini (ITA) KTM-Tech3 +25.741 – 10. Brad Binder (RSA) KTM +26.441 – 16. Pol Espargaro (ESP) KTM-Tech3 +35.87

World Championship Standings (after 13 of 22 races): 1. Martin 256 points – 2. M. Marquez 237 – 3. Bezzecchi 232. Next: 6. Acosta 189 – 12. Bastianini 84 – 13. Binder 78

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