Marc Márquez wins the San Marino GP and takes the lead in MotoGP

Marc Márquez wins the San Marino GP and takes the lead in MotoGP

Marc Márquez is once again the boss in MotoGP. With another recital in Misano, the seven-time world champion and defending champion achieved his fifth Sunday victory this season at the San Marino GP to capture a lead that was more than 100 points during the previous visit of the paddock to Italy, eight races ago. With a two-faced display, aggression and speed when necessary and cold blood and management to tame the rest of the rivals, number 93 took the lead of the championship for the first time this season after tying points (274) with Jorge Martín.

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The Aprilia Spaniard could only be fifth on a day also marked by Marco Bezzecchi’s accident in front of his home crowd, his teammate at the Noale factory and the other big candidate to fight for the title in 2026 who now remains 33 points behind both. Thanks to his greater number of wins, Márquez leads the standings after celebrating on the podium alongside his brother Álex Márquez (Ducati Gresini), second disguised as the beloved Marco Simoncelli, and his future teammate, Pedro Acosta (KTM).

GRAND PRIX WIN ✅
CHAMPIONSHIP LEAD CLAIMED ✅

No one could have scripted this 🤯 @marcmarquez93#SanMarinoGP 🇸🇲 pic.twitter.com/r2NGddcsOC

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Spanish festival in Misano

Sunday’s race set an unprecedented collective record in MotoGP. Up to six Spanish riders occupied the first six positions at the finish line, an unprecedented milestone in the nearly eight decades of World Championship history for any nationality. In addition to the podium protagonists, the Spanish display in Misano was completed by Fermín Aldeguer, Jorge Martín, and Raúl Fernández, with Fabio Di Giannantonio in seventh place as the first Italian under the checkered flag.

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GP Standings
posrider
1

Marc Márquez

2

Álex Márquez

3

Pedro Acosta

4

Fermín Aldeguer

5

Jorge Martin

6

Raúl Fernández

7

Fabio Di Giannantonio

8

Enea Bastianini

9

Luca Marini

10

Fabio Quartararo

posriderTeamTime
1

Marc Márquez

DUCATI 41:13.013
2

Álex Márquez

DUCATI +0.657
3

Pedro Acosta

KTM +2.326
4

Fermín Aldeguer

DUCATI +6.027
5

Jorge Martin

APRILIA +14.021
6

Raúl Fernández

APRILIA +18.252
7

Fabio Di Giannantonio

DUCATI +20.581
8

Enea Bastianini

KTM +20.858
9

Luca Marini

HONDA +22.911
10

Fabio Quartararo

YAMAHA +23.229
posrider
1

Marc Márquez

2

Álex Márquez

3

Pedro Acosta

4

Fermín Aldeguer

5

Jorge Martin

6

Raúl Fernández

7

Fabio Di Giannantonio

8

Enea Bastianini

9

Luca Marini

10

Fabio Quartararo

posriderTeamTime
1

Marc Márquez

DUCATI 41:13.013
2

Álex Márquez

DUCATI +0.657
3

Pedro Acosta

KTM +2.326
4

Fermín Aldeguer

DUCATI +6.027
5

Jorge Martin

APRILIA +14.021
6

Raúl Fernández

APRILIA +18.252
7

Fabio Di Giannantonio

DUCATI +20.581
8

Enea Bastianini

KTM +20.858
9

Luca Marini

HONDA +22.911
10

Fabio Quartararo

YAMAHA +23.229

See full standings

World Standings
posrider
1

Jorge Martin

2

Marc Márquez

3

Marco Bezzecchi

4

Fabio Di Giannantonio

5

Ai Ogura

6

Pedro Acosta

7

Raúl Fernández

8

Francesco Bagnaia

9

Álex Márquez

10

Fermín Aldeguer

posriderTeamPts
1

Jorge Martin

APRILIA256
2

Marc Márquez

DUCATI237
3

Marco Bezzecchi

APRILIA232
4

Fabio Di Giannantonio

DUCATI208
5

Ai Ogura

APRILIA203
6

Pedro Acosta

KTM189
7

Raúl Fernández

APRILIA186
8

Francesco Bagnaia

DUCATI143
9

Álex Márquez

DUCATI128
10

Fermín Aldeguer

DUCATI90
posteam
1

APRILIA
2

DUCATI
3

KTM
4

HONDA
5

YAMAHA
posteamTeamPts
1

APRILIA
APRILIA877
2

DUCATI
DUCATI868
3

KTM
KTM364
4

HONDA
HONDA221
5

YAMAHA
YAMAHA127
posrider
1

Jorge Martin

2

Marc Márquez

3

Marco Bezzecchi

4

Fabio Di Giannantonio

5

Ai Ogura

6

Pedro Acosta

7

Raúl Fernández

8

Francesco Bagnaia

9

Álex Márquez

10

Fermín Aldeguer

posriderTeamPts
1

Jorge Martin

APRILIA256
2

Marc Márquez

DUCATI237
3

Marco Bezzecchi

APRILIA232
4

Fabio Di Giannantonio

DUCATI208
5

Ai Ogura

APRILIA203
6

Pedro Acosta

KTM189
7

Raúl Fernández

APRILIA186
8

Francesco Bagnaia

DUCATI143
9

Álex Márquez

DUCATI128
10

Fermín Aldeguer

DUCATI90

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