MotoGP 2026 Championship Standings after the Brazilian GP

20:01, 22 Mar
Updated: 21:16, 22 Mar
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The Brazilian Grand Prix weekend in Goiania, Brazil has come to an end with a dominant display from Aprilia, who really seem like the team to beat at the outset of 2026.
Marco Bezzecchi led the race from start to finish, with teammate Jorge Martin claiming an incredible second place ahead of Di Giannantonio.
It was a disappointing race for Marc Marquez, who failed to finish on the podium for the first time in Ducati red while still crossing the finish line.

Riders' standings after the Brazilian Grand Prix

PositionRiderTeamPoints
1.Marco BezzecchiAprilia Racing56
2.Jorge MartinAprilia Racing45
3.Pedro AcostaRed Bull KTM Factory Racing42
4.Fabio Di GiannantonioPertamina Enduro VR46 Racing 37
5.Marc MarquezDucati Lenovo Team34
6.Ai OguraTrackhouse Racing33
7.Raul FernandezTrackhouse Racing29
8.Alex MarquezBK8 Gresini Racing 13
9.Brad BinderRed Bull KTM Factory Racing13
10.Franco MorbidelliPertamina Enduro VR46 Racing12
11.Johann ZarcoCastrol Honda LCR12
12.Luca MariniHonda HRC Castrol11
13.Francesco BagnaiaDucati Lenovo Team10
14.Fermin AldeguerBK8 Gresini Racing 8
15.Diogo MoreriaPro Honda LCR6
16.Fabio QuartararoMonster Energy Yamaha6
17.Enea BastianiniRed Bull KTM Tech35
18.Alex RinsMonster Energy Yamaha3
19.Joan MirHonda HRC Castrol3
20.Toprak RazgatliogluPrima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP0
21.Jack MillerPrima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP0
22.Maverick VinalesRed Bull KTM Tech30
23.Michele PirroBK8 Gresini Racing 0
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Teams' standings after the Brazilian Grand Prix

PositionTeamPoints
1.Aprilia Racing101
2.Trackhouse MotoGP Team62
3.Red Bull KTM Factory Racing55
4.Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team49
5.Ducati Lenovo Team44
6.BK8 Gresini Racing 21
7.LCR Honda18
8.Honda HRC Castrol14
9.Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Team3
10.Red Bull KTM Tech39
11.Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP5

MotoGP Thai Grand Prix 2026

Photo: Red Bull Content Pool
Photo: Red Bull Content Pool
The drama of the Thai Grand Prix began on Saturday with an intense sprint race which saw pole-sitter Marco Bezzecchi slide out of the lead on lap 2. Acosta took his maiden sprint win after Marc Marquez was penalized for an aggressive divebomb into the final corner.
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In the main race, Bezzecchi took control and dominated the race from flag-to-flag. He was helped by a competitive fight between Acosta, Fernandez, Martin and Marc Marquez behind, with the reigning champion forced to retire due to a tyre puncture.
Pedro Acosta leads the championship at the conclusion of the opening weekend.
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