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October 3, 2026

Marc Marquez wins the Sprint in Japan, podium for Moreira and Martin

Marc Marquez wins the Sprint in Japan, podium for Moreira and Martin
The Spanish rider dominates the MotoGP sprint race at the Motegi circuit. Second place for Diogo Moreira, third for Jorge Martin.
The news

Marc Marquez dominated the MotoGP Japanese Grand Prix Sprint Race, winning the short race at the Motegi circuit. The Spanish rider led the race from start to finish, demonstrating a superior pace compared to his rivals.

Joining him on the podium were Diogo Moreira, who finished second, and Jorge Martin, who placed third. The victory allows Marquez to consolidate his position in the overall standings ahead of Sunday's main race.


The context

The Sprint Race is a competition introduced to the MotoGP championship in the 2023 season, aimed at increasing the spectacle of the race weekend. It is a shorter race than the traditional one, held on Saturday, which awards points valid for the world championship standings. The idea was born to attract more spectators and offer more concentrated and aggressive action.

Marc Marquez is a Spanish rider and multiple world champion, known for his spectacular riding style and for having dominated the category in past years. After a difficult period due to a serious injury, he is trying to return to top-level performance. His victory in Japan marks an important step in this direction, demonstrating that he can fight for leading positions even in high-paced races. The podium with Moreira and Martin, two other talented riders, confirms the competitiveness of the season.

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