MotoGP Standings | Martin reclaims lead from Marquez in Indonesia

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Jorge Martin once again leads the MotoGP riders' standings after the Indonesian Grand Prix.
Marc Marquez won the MotoGP Sprint in Indonesia on Saturday, but a day later, the Spaniard could not fight for the victory and had to focus on damage limitation.
After Martin finished third behind Marco Bezzecchi and Raul Fernandez, while Marquez crossed the finish line in sixth place, the Spanish Aprilia rider leads the defending world champion by two points. This means that the gap remains unchanged from what it was before the weekend at the Mandalika circuit.
It was an important victory for Bezzecchi as well, but he is still 46 points behind his teammate in the standings. Ai Ogura, in fourth place, is now 96 points behind Martin.
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The MotoGP standings after the Indonesian Grand Prix

PositionRidersTeamsPoints
P1Jorge MartinAprilia355
P2Marc MarquezDucati353
P3Marco BezzecchiAprilia309
P4Ai OguraTrackhouse259
P5Pedro AcostaKTM258
P6Fabio Di GiannantonioVR46245
P7Raul FernandezTrackhouse236
P8Alex MarquezGresini172
P9Francesco BagnaiaDucati166
P10Fermin AldeguerGresini125
P11Enea BastianiniTech3122
P12Luca MariniHonda108
P13Brad BinderKTM104
P14Fabio QuartararoYamaha74
P15Diogo MoreiraLCR74
P16Franco MorbidelliVR4659
P17Johann ZarcoLCR51
P18Joan MirHonda33
P19Jack MillerPramac28
P20Alex RinsYamaha25
P21Toprak RazgatliogluPramac18
P22Maverick ViñalesTech312
P23Iker LecuonaGresini9
P24Augusto FernandezYamaha6
P25Pol EspargaroTech35
P26Somkiat ChantraHonda3
P27Takaaki NakagamiHonda3
P28Cal CrutchlowLCR0
P29Jonas FolgerTech30
P30Lorenzo SavadoriAprilia0
P31Michele PirroGresini0
P32Aleix EspargaroHonda0

First champion of the season is crowned in Moto3

Maximo Quiles secured the Moto3 title with five races to go in Indonesia after winning today's race. Meanwhile, the Moto2 title is still up for grabs. After winning today's race, Izan Guevara is now only 5.5 points behind Manuel Gonzalez.
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