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Italian GP Sprint Race Results

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Bagnaia takes victory in the sprint race at Mugello

Italian GP Sprint Race Results

Pecco Bagania (Ducati) earned victory in the sprint race at the Italian GP. Marco Bezzccehi (Ducati) and Jorge Martín (Ducati) completed the podium on Saturday at Mugello.


The riders have completed a total of 11 laps on the Italian track. Johan Zarco (Ducati), Luca Marini (Ducati), Jack Miller (KTM), Marc Márquez (Repsol Honda), Aleix Espargaró (Aprilia), and Enea Bastianini (Ducati) completed the Top  9, earning points in the process.


Bagnaia thus extends the gap between him and his nearest rival, Bezzecchi, to four points.


On Sunday at 14:00 (CEST), the MotoGP race takes place at Mugello.

Tough race for Repsol Honda

Marc Márquez, who started from 2nd place on the grid, had to settle for seventh place in the sprint race. After a small touch with another rider, he dropped several positions, eventually salvaging some points for the championship.

Sprint Race Results: Italian GP (11 laps)

RIDERTEAMTIME
1. Pecco BagnaiaDUCATI19:41.183
2. Marco BezzecchiDUCATI+0.369
3. Jorge Martín DUCATI+0.952
4. Johan ZarcoDUCATI+1.009
5. Luca MariniDUCATI+3.668
6. Jack MillerKTM+3.772
7. Marc Márquez REPSOL HONDA+3.905
8. Aleix EspargaróAPRILIA+6.062
9. Enea BastianiniDUCATI+6.431

Full Standings

RIDERTEAMPOINTS
1. Pecco Bagnaia DUCATI106
2. Marco BezzecchiDUCATI102
3. Jorge Martín DUCATI87
4. Brad BinderKTM81
5. Johan Zarco DUCATI72
6. Luca Marini DUCATI59
7. Jack MillerKTM53
8. Maverick ViñalesAPRILIA49
9. Fabio QuartararoYAMAHA49
10. Álex RinsHONDA47
18. Marc MárquezREPSOL HONDA15
23. Joan MirREPSOL HONDA5

Statements

Marc Márquez

“The front row earlier today was really unexpected, this was a really positive point from today but we remained realistic about our targets. Today’s result in the Sprint was not a surprise, it’s what I was expecting before the day began. I tried to put together the perfect race and to stay right there in the group, waiting for an opportunity. We had a moment with Miller, it was nothing strange, just racing, but from that moment I lost a lot of positions and worked on rebuilding my race. Let’s see what will happen tomorrow.”

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