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Marc Marquez put in a stunning charge to victory in MotoGP’s Australian Grand Prix, bouncing back from outside the top 10 to take his third win for Gresini after a bizarre incident on the start line.
Marc Marquez delivered an impressive comeback performance at MotoGP’s Australian Grand Prix, starting from outside the top 10 and securing his third win for Gresini. Despite a mishap with a visor tear-off causing early trouble, Marquez fought his way back up the grid to claim victory at Phillip Island. The race saw a gripping battle for the lead between Marquez, Jorge Martin, and Pecco Bagnaia, with Martin ultimately finishing second and Bagnaia in third. Martin now leads the championship standings by 20 points, with Marquez sitting in third place, trailing by 59 points. The top 10 was completed by Fabio Di Giannantonio, Enea Bastianini, Franco Morbidelli, and Brad Binder, showcasing a Ducati-dominated finish. Raul Fernandez rounded off the top 10, while notable names like Jack Miller and Johann Zarco also competed in the challenging event.
