Jorge Martín remains the leader of the MotoGP championship after the Aragón GP, the 13th round of the 2026 season. The Aprilia rider reached 256 points with the fifth place obtained this Sunday (30) at MotorLand, Spain, but saw Marc Márquez, the race winner, and Marco Bezzecchi, his teammate, reduce the gap to less than 25 points.
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Márquez, who won both the Sprint and the main race in Aragón, reached 237 points and is only 19 behind Martín, taking second place. Bezzecchi, now third, has 232 and is 24 points away from the top of the standings. Fabio Di Giannantonio is now fourth with 208, while Ai Ogura, who did not race this weekend, closes the top 5 with 203.
Second place in this Sunday’s race, Pedro Acosta is sixth with 189, surpassing Raúl Fernández, who retired from this morning’s race and is now seventh with 186. Francesco Bagnaia, with 143, Álex Márquez, with 128, and Fermín Aldeguer, with 90, complete the top ten. Diogo Moreira appears in 14th position in the championship with 64 points.
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The MotoGP season will continue on September 13, when the San Marino GP will be held at the Misano circuit in Italy.
Check out the MotoGP championship standings:
1st – Jorge Martín – 256 points
2nd – Marc Márquez – 237
3rd – Marco Bezzecchi – 232
4th – Fabio Di Giannantonio – 208
5th – Ai Ogura – 203
6th – Pedro Acosta – 189
7th – Raúl Fernández – 186
8th – Francesco Bagnaia – 143
9th – Álex Márquez – 128
10th – Fermín Aldeguer – 90
11th – Luca Marini – 88
12th – Enea Bastianini – 84
13th – Brad Binder – 78
14th – Diogo Moreira – 64
15th – Fabio Quartararo – 55
16th – Franco Morbidelli – 53
17th – Johann Zarco – 36
18th – Joan Mir – 33
19th – Jack Miller – 28
20th – Álex Rins – 24
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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