Marco Bezzecchi adds and continues. The Italian driver has added his fourth consecutive victory in Brazil, the second of the season, and maintains his total number of victories in MotoGP. Jorge Martín finished second and Marc Márquez fourth, off the podium.
Bezzecchi made clear Aprilia’s blow, which signed the double with the Madrid rider, against the Ducati. Márquez had the podium in his hand three laps from the end, but Fabio Di Giannantonio returned the pass from Cervera to the ‘Sprint’ to be third.
The Italian, however, lost pole position at the start and Bezzecchi took first place that he did not give up throughout the race. From behind, the battle favored him, with the fear of the very repeated falls during the weekend suffered by Francesco Bagnaia and Joan Mir. Márquez took second after two laps, but the champion’s lack of sensations was confirmed.
The Ducati rider had to go on the defensive, he couldn’t push and saw the Aprilias take the lead in a race reduced to 23 laps due to fear of degradation. Bezzecchi also became the leader of the World Cup, with 56 points, 11 more than Jorge Martín who, after last season’s nightmare, seems to be smiling again.
Pedro Acosta couldn’t shoot either, finally seventh after starting fighting for the podium, behind Ai Ogura and Álex Márquez who was overtaken on the last lap. While, Marc Márquez, who is 22 points from the leadhe managed to get on the podium but Di Giannantonio returned the overtaking that cost him the Sprint.
Spanish triplet in Moto2
On the other hand, in Moto2 there was a Spanish triplet on the podium of the return of the World Cup to Brazil more than two decades later. Championship leader Daniel Holgado took victory, imposing his pace in the decisive moments, ahead of Daniel Muñoz, his first podium finish, and Manuel González.
Besides, The Moto3 event was a roller coaster from the start, through a red flag, to an agonizing last lap after the restart. The Spanish Máximo Quiles, who started from eleventh position, was the smartest in the class.
