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HOHENSTEIN-ERNSTTHAL, Germany : Pramac Racing's Jorge Martin scorched to his second sprint win of the MotoGP season at the German Grand Prix on Saturday to move up to second in the world championship standings, while Ducati's world champion Francesco Bagnaia finished second.
Jorge Martin won the Sprint race in the German Grand Prix at the Sachsenring on Saturday afternoon. Francesco Bagnaia started on pole, and he and Martin battled early for the lead, but the pair were distracted, allowing Jack Miller to steal in for the lead. Ad Martin then effortlessly slipped by both Bagnaia and Miller on a straight, and with nine laps to go, opened up a second’s lead.
World champion Francesco Bagnaia will start from pole position for the fourth time in seven races this season after topping the qualifying session for the German MotoGP on his Ducati.
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Francesco Bagnaia secured pole in Q2 at the German Moto Grand Prix on Saturday morning. It was the second consecutive pole he had taken at the track after leading the grid in 2022 as well. Ad It was an eventful morning at the Sachsenring, with Marc Marquez suffering three crashes in less than an hour, and only able to secure seventh spot.
:Ducati's reigning MotoGP world champion Francesco Bagnaia claimed pole position for the German Grand Prix after finishing on top in Saturday's qualifying session, with Honda's Marc Marquez crashing three times.
Ducati's reigning MotoGP world champion Francesco Bagnaia claimed pole position for the German Grand Prix after finishing on top in Saturday's qualifying session.