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Marc Marquez extended his winning streak to 11 races at the Austria GP Sprint, while Francesco Bagnaia suffered a poor start and did not finish in the top positions. Alex Marquez finished second, and Pedro Acosta secured third place, with KTM achieving a notable result on home turf. Bagnaia's struggles marked a challenging day for Ducati.
MotoGP riders Bagnaia and M. Marquez discuss their collision during the Portuguese GP, with Bagnaia stating that M. Marquez knows the mistake he made.
Watch the clash between MotoGP riders Bagnaia and Marc Marquez at Turn 5 in Portimao from multiple angles, providing a comprehensive view of the incident.
Prima Pramac rider Martin successfully follows Bagnaia on and off the track, securing second place for the day in MotoGP qualifying.
Francesco Bagnaia won the MotoGP Dutch GP, extending his points lead over Jorge Martin and Marco Bezzecchi. Bezzecchi finished second, followed by Aleix Espargaro in third. Brad Binder, who finished fourth, was penalized for a late track limits transgression. Fabio Quartararo had a poor start and crashed out, while Jack Miller fell at the first corner of the second lap.
Marco Bezzecchi wins the MotoGP Dutch GP sprint race, with Fabio Quartararo taking third place after Brad Binder was penalized for exceeding track limits. Francesco Bagnaia finished second, extending his lead in the championship standings to 21 points over Jorge Martin. Luca Marini finished in 10th place after being penalized for taking a shortcut. Marc Marquez finished in 17th place after starting on soft tires.
Pecco Bagnaia ends Friday practice as the fastest rider ahead of Marco Bezzecchi in the 2023 Mugello MotoGP P2 session, which was marred by several crashes. Alex Rins took third place, followed by Fabio Di Giannantonio and Brad Binder. Johann Zarco made it three Ducatis in a row, while Marc Marquez grabbed eighth place thanks to a tow from Maverick Viñales. Aleix Espargaro just snuck into ninth place right in the final moments, bumping Luca Marini into tenth.
Pecco Bagnaia won the Portuguese Grand Prix to complete a perfect start to his title defence, as a Marc Marquez crash took several frontrunners out of the victory battle. Home hero Miguel Oliveira had lunged to first place at Turn 1, and Jorge Martin then repassed him coming out of the corner, but Marquez divebombed at Turn 2. This, however, compromised his line and he nearly went down from contact coming out of the corner. By then, Bagnaia had picked off Martin at the start of the second tour and put a move on Oliveira for the lead at Turn 13. This put Oliveira in the firing line when Marquez seemed to get his braking terribly wrong at Turn 3, clipping Martin before absolutely clobbering into the new RNF Aprilia signing.