MotoGP: Alex Márquez sets the pace in Spain; Acosta goes to Q1
Alex Márquez started the 2026 MotoGP season facing some difficulties, but managed to react this Friday (24) during practice for the GP of
Alex Márquez started the 2026 MotoGP season facing some difficulties, but managed to react this Friday (24) during practice for the GP of
Australian Senna Agius positioned himself as the main name to beat in the Moto2 Spanish GP qualifying. This Friday (24), the rider of
Friday (24) of the Spanish Moto3 GP was marked by the dominance of Gaviota Aspar Team rider, Maximo Quiles. Racing at home, the 18-year-old
MotoGP had an electrifying Saturday in Jerez, with Marc Márquez securing pole position in an intense battle until the last seconds. The Spaniard shone
MotoGP experienced a chaotic Saturday in Jerez, but ended with a victory for Marc Márquez at home. The Spaniard crashed, changed bikes, and still came back to win
Moto2 had a historic moment in Jerez, with Collin Veijer securing pole position in an extremely balanced qualifying session. The Dutchman put his
Moto3 had absolute dominance from Maximo Quiles in Jerez, with the Spaniard securing pole with a wide margin. Racing at home, he was the only one to set the pace
MotoGP had a chaotic Sunday in Jerez, with a victory for Alex Marquez and an early retirement for Marc Marquez. The result consolidated the #73’s dominance at home and
Moto2 had an intense race in Jerez, with Senna Agius securing his second consecutive victory after a direct duel until the last lap. The Australian
Moto3 had an electrifying race in Jerez, with Maximo Quiles securing a home victory after a strong battle in the final laps. The Spaniard stood out in the