Bagnaia: “I was lucky like that, I didn’t have the pace of Marquez and Acosta”
Pecco Bagnaia finished third in the Hungarian Grand Prix, after escaping the accident at the start
Pecco Bagnaia finished third in the Hungarian Grand Prix, after escaping the accident at the start
The MotoGP 2026 Riders’ World Championship standings after the Hungarian GP, Marc Marquez is -72 behind Bezzecchi, he has recovered 30 points
Marc Marquez has also won the Sunday race at the Hungarian Grand Prix, overcoming the tough resistance of Pedro Acosta
Jorge Lorenzo praised Marc Marquez’s maturity, but sees a comeback from -97 as rather improbable against Marco Bezzecchi
MotoGP has decided on a rather aggressive intervention plan for starts with more spaced out rows and a ban on ride-height devices at the start
Pecco Bagnaia, only 9th after the Balaton Sprint, hopes that his teammate’s data can turn his weekend around
Marc Marquez joked about the riding style he had to adopt at the end of the race in the Sprint in Hungary where he looked like Norick Abe
Marc Marquez and the crazy idea of a world comeback: the Spaniard explained with a smile that he will try to return to being the one from 2025
Pedro Acosta finished in second position in the Hungarian GP Sprint behind an irresistible Marc Marquez
Marco Bezzecchi climbed from sixth to third place in the Hungarian Sprint and moves to +20 over Martin in the world standings