Marc Marquez dominates MotoGP sprint in Hungary
Marc Marquez on the factory Ducati won Saturday's MotoGP sprint at the Hungarian Grand Prix at the Balaton Park circuit. The Spanish rider started from pole position and finished with a 1.5-second lead over compatriot Pedro Acosta on the KTM. Third place went to the championship standings leader Marco Bezzecchi on the Aprilia. La Repubblica ↗
Marquez handled the start from first place well and, according to available information, controlled the race from start to finish. During the race he built a lead of more than two seconds over Acosta, who settled into second position. The chasers behind the pair were unable to close the gap significantly, and Bezzecchi ultimately completed the podium. ANSA ↗
For Marquez, this was another strong result during a weekend in which he also secured pole position. It was the 76th pole position of his career. The Spaniard achieved this roughly a month after his last surgery, and according to Spanish sources he still does not feel fully fit physically. Der Standard ↗
The sprint result confirmed Marquez's strong position at the Hungarian event ahead of the main race. Acosta demonstrated KTM's competitiveness, and Bezzecchi's third place secured him an important points haul in the fight for the title. Further developments over the weekend will be determined by the main part of the Hungarian Grand Prix program. El Pais ↗
Marquez handled the start from first place well and, according to available information, controlled the race from start to finish. During the race he built a lead of more than two seconds over Acosta, who settled into second position. The chasers behind the pair were unable to close the gap significantly, and Bezzecchi ultimately completed the podium. ANSA ↗
For Marquez, this was another strong result during a weekend in which he also secured pole position. It was the 76th pole position of his career. The Spaniard achieved this roughly a month after his last surgery, and according to Spanish sources he still does not feel fully fit physically. Der Standard ↗
The sprint result confirmed Marquez's strong position at the Hungarian event ahead of the main race. Acosta demonstrated KTM's competitiveness, and Bezzecchi's third place secured him an important points haul in the fight for the title. Further developments over the weekend will be determined by the main part of the Hungarian Grand Prix program. El Pais ↗
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Marc Márquez manda sin oposición en la 'sprint race' del GP de Hungría
El Mundo
| 16:03 06.06.
Marc Márquez rajt-cél győzelmet aratott a balatoni sprintfutamon – videó!
Index.hu
| 16:02 06.06.
Marc Marquez gewinnt den MotoGP-Sprint in Ungarn
Der Standard
| 16:34 06.06.
MotoGp, pole di Marc Marquez in Ungheria. Bezzecchi sesto dietro Bagnaia
La Repubblica
| 11:45 06.06.
MotoGp, Marc Marquez vince la Sprint in Ungheria. Acosta e Bezzecchi sul podio
La Repubblica
| 15:28 06.06.
MotoGp: Ungheria; Marc Marquez vince la gara sprint, terza l'Aprilia di Bezzecchi
ANSA
| 15:26 06.06.
Marc Márquez es indomable: ‘pole’ y victoria al ‘sprint’ en el GP de Hungría un mes después de su última operación
El Pais
| 16:20 06.06.
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