Despite dropping to fifth in the first lap, Martin fiercely fought his way back to claim second place, trailing the winner by just 1.357 seconds.
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Despite dropping to fifth in the first lap, Martin fiercely fought his way back to claim second place, trailing the winner by just 1.357 seconds. Bagnaia followed in third, 2.372 seconds behind, while Marquez finished fourth, 5.402 seconds back, and his brother, Alex Marquez, came in fifth, 10.140 seconds behind.
After the Sprint Race, the standings shifted slightly. Martin retained the top spot with 424 points, extending his lead over Bagnaia, who holds second place, by 22 points. The battle for the world championship remains intense as the season approaches its final stages.
In the Moto2 class, qualifying for the starting positions took place in the afternoon. Japanese rider Ai Ogura from MT Helmets – MSI, who leads the championship, secured pole position with a time of 1:34.728, edging out Spanish rider Aron Canet from Fantic Racing by just 0.051 seconds. The third spot went to…