MotoGP
ThailandSeason 2026
1 /Marco Bezzecchi /Aprilia Racing /39:36.270 2 /Pedro Acosta /Red Bull KTM Factory Racing /+5.543 3 /Raul Fernandez /Trackhouse MotoGP Team /+9.259 4 /Jorge Martin /Aprilia Racing /+12.182 5 /Ai Ogura /Trackhouse MotoGP Team /+12.411 6 /Fabio Di Giannantonio /Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team /+16.845 7 /Brad Binder /Red Bull KTM Factory Racing /+17.363 8 /Franco Morbidelli /Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team /+18.227 9 /Francesco Bagnaia /Ducati Lenovo Team /+18.340 10 /Luca Marini /Honda HRC Castrol /+19.101 11 /Johann Zarco /Castrol Honda LCR /+19.903 12 /Enea Bastianini /Red Bull KTM Tech3 /+23.386 13 /Diogo Moreira /Pro Honda LCR /+24.686 14 /Fabio Quartararo /Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team /+30.823 15 /Alex Rins /Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team /+32.955 16 /Maverick Viñales /Red Bull KTM Tech3 /+36.545 17 /Toprak Razgatlioglu /Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP /+39.194 18 /Jack Miller /Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP /+47.848 19 /Michele Pirro /Ducati Lenovo Team /+63.598 DNF /Joan Mir /Honda HRC Castrol /23 Laps DNF /Alex Marquez /BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP /21 Laps DNF /Marc Marquez /Ducati Lenovo Team /20 Laps --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Championship standings, Top 10 after Thailand Place /Rider /Team /Points 1 /Pedro Acosta /Red Bull KTM Factory Racing /32 2 /Marco Bezzecchi /Aprilia Racing /25 3 /Raul Fernandez /Trackhouse MotoGP Team /23 4 /Jorge Martin /Aprilia Racing /18 5 /Ai Ogura /Trackhouse MotoGP Team /17 6 /Brad Binder /Red Bull KTM Factory Racing /13 7 /Fabio Di Giannantonio /Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team /12 8 /Marc Marquez /Ducati Lenovo Team /9 9 /Franco Morbidelli /Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team /8 10 /Francesco Bagnaia /Ducati Lenovo Team /8 Marco Bezzecchi delivered a masterclass in resilience, converting his pole position into a dominant victory at the PT Grand Prix of Thailand. After the heartbreak of crashing out from the lead in Saturday’s Sprint, the Italian was flawless on Sunday, building a five-second gap over the field to secure Aprilia's first win of the season.
The victory makes Bezzecchi the first rider in Aprilia's history to win three successive Grands Prix, dating back to his wins in Portugal and Valencia at the end of 2025. The race was a disaster for the factory Ducati team.
Reigning champion Marc Marquez was fighting in the podium group when his rear tyre suffered a catastrophic failure—his rim literally "exploded" at high speed, forcing a scary but safe retirement. His teammate, Pecco Bagnaia, struggled for pace throughout the afternoon, finishing a distant ninth.
KTM’s Pedro Acosta continued his incredible start to 2026, finishing second to maintain his lead in the World Championship standings, while Raul Fernandez secured a historic third for the Trackhouse Racing team. This result also notably ended Ducati’s 88-race podium streak, marking the first time in five years that a Desmosedici did not feature in the top three.