Replays show Jorge Martin lost the rear and was fortunate not to crash in his late scare.
Fabio di Giannantonio “got hit”, stuck “on the limiter” in Turn 1 mayhem

Alex Rins has explained what caused heated exchange with a MotoGP marshal in Indonesia.
Alex Rins explains outburst against MotoGP marshal in ‘strange misunderstanding’

Marco Bezzecchi responds to "angry" Raul Fernandez: "He touched me"

Jorge Martin says MotoGP Sprint win “was done” but “I had to let Marc pass”

Raul Fernandez has given a harsh verdict on his clash with Marco Bezzecchi in the Indonesia sprint.
Raul Fernandez slams ‘unprofessional’ Marco Bezzecchi after MotoGP sprint clash

Marc Marquez reveals physical toll of the Indonesia MotoGP sprint.
Marc Marquez reveals he was “dizzy” after Indonesia MotoGP sprint win

TNT Sport's popular ghost mode comparison for Mandalika:
This is the incident that left Raul Fernandez and Marco Bezzecchi, 1st and 2nd on the grid, down and out of the Mandalika Sprint race.
The all-time MotoGP Sprint winners' list after Mandalika

Davide Brivio has blamed Marc Marquez and Jorge Martin for the Turn 1 crash in the Indonesia sprint.
“I’m not surprised”: Marc Marquez blamed for Aprilia crash in Indonesia sprint

Mandalika Sprint: New 2026 MotoGP World Championship standings

Indonesian MotoGP, Mandalika - Sprint Race Results

Marc Marquez wins the Mandalika Sprint and takes the world championship lead!
Ai Ogura second, Fabio di Giannantonio third.
Jorge Martin runs wide with just 2 laps to go and drops to fourth place!
Marc Marquez, Jorge Martin, Ai Ogura and Fabio di Giannantonio are all nose to tail.
Marc Marquez is 0.166s clear of Jorge Martin.
Will Martin wait and get the laps he needs above the minimum pressure, then attack?
Pedro Acosta has a long lap for exceeding track limits.
If it finishes like this, Marc Marquez will take the points lead for the first time this year, having been equal with Martin a few races ago.
5 to go and Marc Marquez has taken the lead!
Martin sat up and let him pass, tyre pressures?
1. Jorge Martin
2. Marc Marquez +1.672s
3. Ai Ogura +2.708s
4. Fabio Di Giannantonio +3.107s
5. Pedro Acosta +3.522s
6. Alex Marquez +4.795s
7. Fermin Aldeguer +5.977s
8. Francesco Bagnaia +9.155s
9. Fabio Quartararo +9.819s
10. Brad Binder +11.490s
11. Alex Rins +12.097s
12. Luca Marini +12.253s
13. Jack Miller +12.470s
14. Enea Bastianini +12.587s
15. Diogo Moreira +13.181s
16. Johann Zarco +13.343s
17. Franco Morbidelli +13.612s
18. Maverick Viñales +14.196s
19. Toprak Razgatlioglu +18.614s
20. Aleix Espargaro +23.594s
Lap 5/13 and Jorge Martin is 1.6s clear of Marc Marquez, followed by Ai Ogura, Fabio di Giannantonio and Pedro Acosta.
Trackhouse Aprilia team principal Davide Brivio tells MotoGP's Jack Appleyard that Marquez and Martin were too aggressive at Turn 1.
It was actually Diggia who charged in under Marquez, who was in turn trying to pass the Aprilias.
Martin then cut under them all as they drifted wide.
That's another major blow to his fading title hopes.
1. Jorge Martin
2. Marc Marquez +0.142s
3. Ai Ogura +1.370s
4. Fabio Di Giannantonio +1.471s
5. Pedro Acosta +2.322s
6. Fermin Aldeguer +2.572s
7. Alex Marquez +2.730s
8. Francesco Bagnaia +3.262s
9. Luca Marini +3.740s
10. Fabio Quartararo +4.021s
11. Brad Binder +4.429s
12. Diogo Moreira +4.742s
13. Jack Miller +4.839s
14. Alex Rins +4.997s
15. Franco Morbidelli +5.219s
16. Enea Bastianini +5.312s
17. Toprak Razgatlioglu +5.451s
18. Maverick Viñales +5.681s
19. Johann Zarco +5.837s
20. Aleix Espargaro +7.186s
21. Marco Bezzecchi +1 lap
22. Raul Fernandez +1 lap

