Martin wins the first-ever MotoGP race in India, while Marquez is on the podium for the first-time since the sprint at Portimao. Bagnaia was second.
Bezzecchi is now through on Quartararo for P5. What a comeback ride from the pole man.
Aleix Espargaro's disastrous sprint has ended in the gravel.
Bezzecchi is now ahead of Vinales and is seventh with five laps remaining.
Crash for Johann Zarco as he's lost sixth spot. Bezzecchi meanwhile, is already in the points and is the fastest rider on circuit.
Joan Mir is down! After a strong start the Spaniard has crashed out of P9.
Bagnaia is under pressure from Marc Marquez for second, while Mir and Binder are right behind Marquez.
Pol Espargaro and Stefan Bradl also collided which resulted in both riders crashing at turn one.
Early drama as Marco Bezzecchi has been hit by teammate Luca Marini. Jorge Martin leads.
Here we go for the Indian MotoGP sprint.
The warm-up lap is underway at the Buddh International Circuit.
The pit lane is officially open as riders are heading to the start for what will be a quick-start procedure.
After another delay of ten minutes we're all set to have pit lane open in 15 minutes. The race will get underway very shortly after that.
The delay is due to the starting grid being wet.
There's been a further delay and pit lane is expected to open in 25 minutes.
Coming up in just under 20 minutes is the sprint race. It's a 12:08pm (UK) start time.
Good morning and welcome back to the Indian MotoGP. The added 'wet session' ahead of the sprint has just come to an end with Jorge Martin on top.
Gresini report that Alex Marquez is now going to hospital for further checks.
Bezzecchi keeps pole for the inaugural Indian MotoGP and will be joined on the all-Ducati front row by Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia.
But it'll be two Repsol Hondas on row two.
But Marco Bezzecchi moves the goalposts with a 1m 43.947s, 0.2s quicker than Jorge Martin.
Bagnaia goes 2nd, Mir 4th and Marc Marquez 7th.