The MotoGP Sprint Race in Assen saw Pecco Bagnaia triumph, now -15 behind Jorge Martin. Disaster for Marc Marquez.
MotoGP is back in action at Assen, where Pecco Bagnaia dominated the Sprint Race of the Dutch Grand Prixin the double Ducati in front of Jorge Martin ed all’Aprilia Of Maverick Vinales. The world champion is now just 15 points behind his rival, while Marc Marquez he was forced to retire after just a few rounds, following yet another fall.
Fourth position for Enea Bastianiniwho had a good pace, but who once again paid for a deficient qualification. Fabio Di Giannantonio cameback fifth, followed by Brad Binder’s KTMWhile Alex Marquez is seventh ahead of Fabio Quartararo. Franco Morbidelli e Miguel Oliveira close the top ten.
MotoGP, Marquez crashes after a few laps
The MotoGP show returns with the Dutch Grand Prix, with the Assen track hosting the Sprint Race. Pecco Bagnaia has an exceptional start from the first positionfollowed by a Jorge Martin who has no desire to give up his world dream. Excellent start Alex Marquez which rises to third place, ahead of Maverick Vinaleswhich with theAprilia seems to be able to be the only challenger of the Ducatiobviously very favourites.
The race doesn’t last long Marc Marquez, who falls violently and is forced to retireon a day that has been disastrous for him since qualifying. Bagnaia, as we saw from the first free practice, is playing a different sport on this track, with Martin unable to do anything to try to keep up with his pace. Disaster, once again, for the Hondawith the engine of the motorcycle Luke Marini which gives way suddenly.
The MotoGP champion manages the lead perfectly, while Martin has to start watching out for Vinales. For exceeding track limits, Alex Marquez is punished with a Long Lap PenaltyWhile Enea Bastianini climbs to fourth position. The battle for fifth place is good, with Fabio DiGiannantonio who invents a super overtaking on Brad Binder.
Before all, Bagnaia is uncatchable and also wins the Dutch Sprint Race, in front of a Martin who seems to have realized that there is nothing to do at the moment. Vinales’ podium was nice and he fits in with the usual dictatorship of the Borgo Panigale factory, which is impossible to scratch. The race starts at 2pm tomorrow.
