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Crash.net runs through its rider ratings from the Czech MotoGP at Brno.
Marc Marquez delivered another flawless performance at the Czech MotoGP, standing out as the best Ducati rider on the high-grip Brno circuit where other manufacturers also shone.
He showed exceptional consistency throughout the weekend, seamlessly handling a tyre pressure issue during the Sprint race to secure a dominant win on Sunday, earning a perfect 10 rating.
Despite three crashes hinting at discomfort, Marco Bezzecchi displayed solid performance in crucial sessions, finishing in fourth and an impressive second place after fending off challenges from top riders.
Pedro Acosta impressed with two podium finishes, overshadowed only by Enea Bastianini’s remarkable progression in the KTM camp, showcasing strong racecraft and pace on the resurfaced circuit.
Francesco Bagnaia had a mix of highs and lows, securing a pole position but struggling in the race with pace, ultimately missing out on a podium finish that seemed within reach.
Raul Fernandez put in a commendable performance to secure a top-five finish, with a strong qualifying and Sprint result showcasing his potential under pressure in Brno.
