The Spaniard from Ducati wins at Motegi ahead of Martin and Bezzecchi. Bastianini fourth with KTM-Tech3.
Marc Marquez secured a crucial victory for the MotoGP championship by winning the Japanese Grand Prix. At the Motegi circuit, the Spanish Ducati rider finished ahead of the two Aprilias of Jorge Martin in second and Marco Bezzecchi in third. Fourth place went to Italian rider Enea Bastianini on the KTM-Tech3.
The race, the sixteenth round of the world championship, saw Marquez confirm the dominance he had already shown in the Sprint Race. This win allows him to further close the gap to his rival in the overall standings, bringing him to just two points behind in the title race.
MotoGP is the premier class of world motorcycle racing, where the best riders and manufacturers compete in a championship held across various international circuits. Marc Marquez, the Spanish multiple world champion, after difficult years marked by injuries, has returned to compete at the highest level with the Ducati team, one of the most competitive manufacturers.
The 2026 season has proven to be a tight battle between Marquez and other riders like Jorge Martin (Aprilia). Every Grand Prix, including the Japanese one at Motegi, is crucial for accumulating points. The standings have become so close that a single victory can overturn the positions. The fight for the title will be decided in the final races, where every result counts decisively.
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