Marquez triumphs in Hungary and achieves his hundredth victory

At Balaton Park the victory of Hungarian Grand Prix allows Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo) to celebrate the hundredth victory of career. After winning the duel with Pedro Acosta (Ktm), the Spaniard took off, winning by a margin of around two and a half seconds.

Behind Acosta, he takes second place Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati Lenovo).

The new ranking

This success allows Marquez to take points away from all the riders ahead of him in the standings, also due to the bad accident at the start which caused the crashes of Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia), Jorge Martin (Aprilia), Fabio Di Giannantonio (Ducati Pertamina), Raul Fernandez (Aprilia Trackhouse) e Fermin Aldeguer (Ducati Gresini). Ai Ogura (Aprilia Trackhouse) e Luca Marini (Honda) placed fourth and fifth respectively.

In order, they complete the top ten Diogo Moreira (Honda LCR), Iker Lecuona (Ducati Gresini), Jack Miller (Yamaha Prima Pramac), Enea Bastianini (Ktm Tech3) e Brad Binder (Ktm).

No fractures for Bezzecchi and Martin

Sigh of relief at home Aprilia regarding the conditions of Marco Bezzecchi e Jorge Martinboth of which fell during the Hungarian Grand Prix. As for the World Championship leader, after instrumental tests, there were no visible fractures but only heavy bruises on his right leg and hand. Similar response for Martin: in his case too there were no visible fractures but only heavy bruises on his back and right foot.