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Bezzecchi Wins USA Grand Prix to Extend Perfect Start to Season
- Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi won the United States Grand Prix in Austin on Sunday, extending his perfect start to the season with his third consecutive victory of the year.
- After crashing in Saturday's sprint—his second failed finish this season—Bezzecchi said, "Luckily, my team, my squad, was very close to me," providing crucial motivation to bounce back.
- Bezzecchi led all 20 laps at the Circuit of the Americas, crossing the line 2.036 seconds ahead of teammate Jorge Martin to secure the dominant performance.
- With the victory, Bezzecchi reclaimed the lead in the MotoGP standings with 81 points, opening a four-point advantage over Martin, who won Saturday's sprint race.
- The Italian rider becomes the third consecutive-race winner after Hall of Famers Valentino Rossi and Giacomo Agostini, also matching Marc Marquez's 2014 feat of winning the first three grands prix.
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Italian Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) is the winner of the US motorcycle Grand Prix, which took place in Austin. Second in the elite MotoGP class was Saturday's sprint winner, Spaniard Jorge Martin (Aprilia), and third was his compatriot Pedro Acosta (KTM).
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Bezzecchi wins USA Grand Prix to extend perfect start to season
Bezzecchi led all 20 laps at the Circuit of the Americas, where he crossed the line 2.036 seconds ahead of teammate Jorge Martin. Pedro Acosta, who finished third in Saturday’s sprint before a penalty dropped him to eighth, rounded out the podium.
Emphatic 1-2 for Aprilia with Martin second – Five consecutive wins for the Italian who leads the standings
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