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Jorge Martin has been crowned MotoGP world champion, clinching the title by finishing third in the Solidarity Grand Prix as victory from Pecco Bagnaia proved not enough to overturn his points deficit
Jorge Martin secured the MotoGP world champion title by finishing third in the Solidarity Grand Prix, maintaining his points lead over Pecco Bagnaia despite Bagnaia’s victory. Martin, a Pramac rider, made history by becoming the first independent team rider to win the MotoGP title in the new era. The emotional moment came as Pramac transitions from Ducati to Yamaha, and Martin moves to Aprilia for the 2025 season. Bagnaia, with a double victory in the season finale and strong performance, finished behind Martin in the standings due to multiple DNFs. The race showcased Bagnaia leading from the start, with Martin and Marquez securing the remaining podium spots. Bastianini and Espargaro engaged in an intense battle for fourth place, with other riders like Binder and Morbidelli fighting for position further back in the pack. Alex Marquez and Espargaro also had a competitive fight for fourth, with Espargaro ultimately retiring from full-time MotoGP racing. Binder’s impressive advance from 18th on the grid to sixth secured him fifth in the standings, with Acosta, Bastianini, and Morbidelli rounding off the top rankings. Bezzecchi and Acosta completed the top 10 as Acosta struggled with fading pace towards the end of the race.
