Pecco Bagnaia dominated the Dutch MotoGP GP, preceding Jorge Martin and Enea Bastianini, all on Ducati, on the Assen circuit.
Pecco Bagnaia scores a brace in MotoGP in Whenand not only for the result, but also for the way he achieved it: after the Sprint on Saturday, the two-time world champion of the premier class also won the race on Sunday with his official Ducati. And exactly like yesterday, once again today the 27 year old from Turin dominated from start to finish on the Assen circuit, maintaining pole at the first corner and never losing the lead until the finish line. Behind Bagnaia, his main rival in the World Championship ranked – as in the Sprint. Jorge Martin on Ducati Pramac. The Ducati triumph It was completed by the third place of a stunning Enea Bastianini with the other official bike from the Borgo Panigale company.
Off we go and Bagnaia makes it clear to everyone that even today there is no one left to beat. Firmly first from the start, Pecco always kept Martin in second place, then further extending his lead shortly after the halfway point of the race, until he had created an unbridgeable gap of more than two seconds.
The two rivals practically raced separately, while behind them the fight for the other places broke out, with the quartet of Di Giannantonio, Marc Marquez, Vinales and Acosta battling it out. About ten laps from the end, Enea Bastianini forcefully entered the group, making a furious comeback from the tenth place on the starting grid: the ‘Beast’ gradually overtook everyone, finally fighting with Vinales, who he overtook 4 laps from the end.
MotoGP, Bagnaia wins the Dutch GP in Assen: three Ducatis on the podium with Martin 2nd and Bastianini 3rd
The podium did not change until the end: first Bagnaia, second Martin, third Bastianini. Behind them Marc Marquez, Vinales, Di Giannantonio, Binder, Alex Marquez, Raul Fernandez and Morbidelli. Bezzecchi retired, having crashed with the VR46 after a few laps.
