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MotoGP Japanese GP: Marquez Beats Martin in Early Duel to Close Points Gap

Marquez completed a sprint-race double and won his fourth Japanese Grand Prix, while Martin’s championship lead fell to two points, Reuters said.

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Another double win for Marc Marquez puts him within striking distance of Jorge Martin heading into next week’s Indonesia round

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Marc Marquez wins the Japanese Grand Prix. The Ducati rider won the MotoGP World Championship in Montegi, crossing the finish line first in front of Jorge Martin's two Aprilias, who started from pole position, and Marco Bezzecchi. Marquez, after winning the Sprint on Saturday, is then repeated in the race [...] The MotoGP article in Japan, Marc Marquez wins ahead of Martin and Bezzecchi's Aprilia | Order of arrival and overall classification com…

·Rome, Italy
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After the sprint race on Saturday, Marc Marquez dominated the debates in Motegi ahead of Jorge Martin, the very fragile leader of the World Championship.

·Paris, France
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The pulse between the two Spaniards for the title leaves both separated by only two points in the general ranking after the triumph of Ducati

·Madrid, Spain
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The Catalan driver scores a spectacular one-two in Japan and is only two points away from first place in the general standings.

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Seven-time world champion Marc Marquez won the Japanese Grand Prix at Motegi to come within two points of overall leader Jorge Martin. The Spaniard started from second place but on the 11th of 24 laps he overtook Martin and took control of the race. The Ducati Lenovo rider finished in 41:31.460 minutes, recording the 171st podium of his career. Jorge Martin on Aprilia Racing finished second, 1.363 seconds behind the winner. Third place went to h…

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Terra broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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