Overview
- Alex Márquez won the Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez for Gresini Ducati, with Marco Bezzecchi second and Fabio Di Giannantonio third.
- Marc Márquez crashed at turn 11 on lap two and did not finish, and Francesco Bagnaia later retired with a front-end problem.
- After the race, Marc Márquez said Ducati is not yet at a title-ready level on Sundays, even as his brother’s win showed the bike has pace.
- Ducati placed two bikes on the podium, while Aprilia showed depth by putting four machines in the top six.
- Bezzecchi now leads the standings on 101 points, 11 ahead of Jorge Martin and 30 ahead of Di Giannantonio, as teams begin Jerez testing before Le Mans in two weeks.