French MotoGP: Jorge Martin wins a stunner against Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia

Jorge Martin completes a French double at Le Mans after getting the better of Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia.

A complete contrast to Saturday’s sprint, Francesco Bagnaia made a brilliant start as he led into turn one.

Moments later and it was the turn of Marco Bezzecchi to lose control of his machine as he tucked the front at turn five. Mistakes from Bagnaia and Martin at turn five on lap nine saw the chasing pack gain time, although it was a very small margin gained. Fabio Quartararo gained a position as a result before Bastianini was given a Long Lap penalty for his overtake as he also ran off the track.

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