Jorge Martín remains the leader of the MotoGP championship after the Sprint of the Aragón GP, the 13th round of the 2026 season. Fifth place in the short race held this Saturday (29) at MotorLand, Spain, the Aprilia rider reached 245 points in the standings and will finish at the top of the championship regardless of the result of Sunday’s race.
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Marco Bezzecchi remains in second place in MotoGP, now with 216 points after third place in the Sprint and is 29 points behind Martín, his Aprilia teammate. Winner of the short race, Marc Márquez is now third with 212, surpassing Ai Ogura, who is not racing this weekend and has 203. Fabio Di Giannantonio closes the top 5 with 199 points.
Raúl Fernández appears in sixth position in the championship with 186 points, followed by Pedro Acosta, seventh with 169 points. Francesco Bagnaia, with 143, is eighth, with Álex Márquez ninth with 115. Luca Marini closes the top 10 with 86 points. Diogo Moreira, who was seventh in the Sprint, has 57 points and gained a position in the championship, moving up to 14th.
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The main race of the Aragón GP MotoGP will be held this Sunday, starting from 9 a.m.
Check the MotoGP standings after the Aragón GP Sprint:
1st – Jorge Martín – 245 points
2nd – Marco Bezzecchi – 216
3rd – Marc Márquez – 212
4th – Ai Ogura – 203
5th – Fabio Di Giannantonio – 199
6th – Raúl Fernández – 186
7th – Pedro Acosta – 169
8th – Francesco Bagnaia – 143
9th – Álex Márquez – 115
10th – Luca Marini – 86
11th – Fermín Aldeguer – 80
12th – Enea Bastianini – 76
13th – Brad Binder – 72
14th – Diogo Moreira – 57
15th – Fabio Quartararo – 55
16th – Franco Morbidelli – 53
17th – Johann Zarco – 35
18th – Joan Mir – 29
19th – Jack Miller – 23
20th – Álex Rins – 21
21st – Toprak Razgatlioglu – 14
22nd – Maverick Viñalez – 10
23rd – Iker Lecuona – 9
24th – Augusto Fernández – 6
25th – Pol Espargaró – 3
26th – Cal Crutchlow – 0
27th – Jonas Folger – 0
28th – Michele Pirro – 0
29th – Lorenzo Savadori – 0
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