Jorge Martin reclaimed the MotoGP championship lead by winning the Portuguese Grand Prix, while in his wake Pecco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez tangled, Pedro Acosta got a podium and Maverick Vinales made a bizarre exit
Pramac Ducati MotoGP rider Jorge Martin dominated the Portuguese Grand Prix at Portimao, with championship contenders Pecco Bagnaia and Marc Marquez colliding, leaving Martin in control of the race. Rookie Pedro Acosta had a remarkable performance, securing a podium finish after a last-lap crash by Maverick Vinales. Martin maintained his lead throughout the race, keeping Vinales at bay and eventually securing a 1-2 victory for Ducati. Acosta showcased a strong performance, overtaking key riders and earning a well-deserved podium. The collision between Bagnaia and Marquez led to Bagnaia’s retirement, impacting the championship standings. Binder and Miller also had solid performances, with Binder finishing in fourth place.
