The season, filed

The Ledger

Every round, filed in order. Results, grids, and the note we kept from each weekend. Open a series file to pull its pages.

Classification
P1 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Mercedes Won
P2 George Russell Mercedes +3.857
P3 Max Verstappen Red Bull +14.718
P4 Lando Norris McLaren +19.056
P5 Oscar Piastri McLaren +19.253
The weekend
Fastest lap Andrea Kimi Antonelli · 1:23.504
Championship after
1 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 267
2 George Russell Mercedes 201
3 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 191
Leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli, 267 points, 66 clear. Race report
Sessions · UTC
Practice 1 Fri 11 Sept · 11:30
Qualifying Sat 12 Sept · 14:00
Race Sun 13 Sept · 13:00
Championship
1 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 156
2 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 90
3 George Russell Mercedes 88
What we’re watching
Preview notes land closer to the weekend.
Leader Andrea Kimi Antonelli, 156 points, 66 clear. Weekend guide
Classification
P1 Norris McLaren Won
P2 Antonelli Mercedes +11.536
P3 Russell Mercedes +15.906
P4 Hamilton Ferrari +16.755
P5 Leclerc Ferrari +17.258
The weekend
Pole Norris
Fastest lap Leclerc · 1:14.230
Fastest stop Colapinto · 12.092
Climber Alonso · P18→P9
Championship after
1 Andrea Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 242
2 George Russell Mercedes 183
3 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 183
Norris took the lead back on lap 54, and the two teams behind him spent the afternoon moving their own cars Race report
Classification
P1 Norris McLaren Won
P2 Verstappen Red Bull +15.080
P3 Antonelli Mercedes +18.728
P4 Leclerc Ferrari +23.840
P5 Hamilton Ferrari +24.540
The weekend
Pole Norris
Fastest lap Leclerc · 1:22.000
Fastest stop Antonelli · 21.326
Climber Stroll · P20→P13
Championship after
1 Kimi Antonelli Mercedes 219
2 Lewis Hamilton Ferrari 169
3 George Russell Mercedes 160
Aston Martin re-crash-tested its own chassis to make the B-spec AMR26, and split the engine step off to Zandvoort Race report
Classification
P1 Antonelli Mercedes Won
P2 Leclerc Ferrari +1.952
P3 Verstappen Red Bull +11.586
P4 Hamilton Ferrari +17.245
P5 Piastri McLaren +18.988
The weekend
Pole Antonelli
Fastest lap Norris · 1:48.890
Fastest stop Albon · 22.638
Climber Hadjar · P21→P6
Championship after
No team has raced a 2026 F1 car in the wet. The first time could be Friday at Spa, in a session that counts. Race report
Classification
P1 Leclerc Ferrari Won
P2 Russell Mercedes +0.427
P3 Hamilton Ferrari +0.772
P4 Norris McLaren +1.149
P5 Hadjar Red Bull +1.598
The weekend
Pole Antonelli
Fastest lap Antonelli · 1:31.777
Fastest stop Russell · 28.337
Climber Colapinto · P19→P9
Championship after
Kimi Antonelli took pole and won the sprint at Silverstone, then a wheel shield failed on lap 41. He was classified 16th and still leads the championship, by 25 points instead of 43. Race report
Classification
P1 Joshua Duerksen Invicta Racing Won
P2 Rafael Camara Invicta Racing
P3 Noel Leon Campos Racing
P4 John Bennett
P5 Ritomo Miyata
The weekend
Championship after
1 Nikola Tsolov Campos Racing 177
2 Rafael Camara Invicta Racing 166
3 Gabriele Mini MP Motorsport 147
Leader Nikola Tsolov, 177 points, 11 clear. Race report
Sessions · UTC
Sprint Race Sat 12 Sept · 12:15
Feature Race Sun 13 Sept · 08:00
Championship
1 Gabriele Mini MP Motorsport 108
2 Nikola Tsolov Campos Racing 106
3 Rafael Camara Invicta Racing 82
What we’re watching
Round eleven on September 12 and 13 is F2's first visit to the new Madring in Madrid, which replaces Imola on the calendar following Formula 1's move.
Leader Gabriele Mini, 108 points, 2 clear. Weekend guide
Classification
P1 Noel León Campos Racing Won
P2 Kush Maini ART Grand Prix +0.8
P3 Rafael Câmara Invicta Racing +1.3
P4 Laurens van Hoepen Trident +4.9
P5 Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak ART Grand Prix +9.4
The weekend
Pole Kush Maini
Championship after
1 Nikola Tsolov Campos Racing 167
2 Gabriele Minì MP Motorsport 147
3 Rafael Câmara Invicta Racing 145
Leader Nikola Tsolov, 167 points, 20 clear. Race report
Classification
P1 Rafael Camara Invicta Racing Won
P2 Tasanapol Inthraphuvasak ART Grand Prix +5.4
P3 Nikola Tsolov Campos Racing +7.4
P4 Alex Dunne Rodin Motorsport +7.8
P5 Gabriele Mini MP Motorsport +8.1
The weekend
Pole Rafael Camara
Championship after
1 Nikola Tsolov Campos Racing 161
2 Gabriele Mini MP Motorsport 134
3 Rafael Camara Invicta Racing 125
Leader Nikola Tsolov, 161 points, 27 clear. Race report
Classification
P1 Nikola Tsolov Campos Racing Won
P2 Rafael Villagomez Van Amersfoort Racing +3.233
P3 Kush Maini ART Grand Prix +7.881
P4 Alex Dunne Rodin Motorsport +8.501
P5 Rafael Camara Invicta Racing +9.032
The weekend
Pole Rafael Camara
Fastest lap Noel Leon · 1:43.021
Championship after
1 Nikola Tsolov Campos Racing 141
2 Gabriele Mini MP Motorsport 124
3 Rafael Camara Invicta Racing 94
Nikola Tsolov just became the first driver in Formula 2 history to win three races in a row. He did it at Red Bull's home race, in the year Red Bull has to decide who fills its 2027 seats. Race report
Classification
P1 Tsolov Campos Racing Won
P2 Mini MP Motorsport
P3 Goethe MP Motorsport
The weekend
Championship after
John Bennett reached F2 straight from GB3 with no academy behind him. In Austria he won a race the system never scouted. Race report
Classification
P1 Taylor Barnard DS Penske Won
P2 Nyck de Vries Mahindra P2
P3 Edoardo Mortara Mahindra P3
The weekend
Pole Nyck de Vries
Championship after
1 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche 169
2 Jake Dennis Andretti 164
3 Mitch Evans Jaguar 160
Wehrlein won the Formula E title in 14th place, decided by four drivers with nothing left to win Race report
Classification
P1 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche Won
P2 Jake Dennis Andretti +5.7s
The weekend
Pole Pascal Wehrlein
Championship after
1 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche 169
2 Jake Dennis Andretti 164
3 Mitch Evans Jaguar 148
Wehrlein won the Formula E title in 14th place, decided by four drivers with nothing left to win Race report
Classification
P1 Nyck de Vries Mahindra Won
P2 Nick Cassidy Citroen +0.683
P3 Jake Dennis Andretti +0.958
P4 Oliver Rowland Nissan +2.662
P5 Jean-Eric Vergne Citroen +2.960
The weekend
Pole Edoardo Mortara
Championship after
1 Jake Dennis Andretti 146
2 Mitch Evans Jaguar 144
3 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche 141
A Jaguar customer team backed up the field in Tokyo. The works Jaguar it collected expected a loyalty the deal never contained. Race report
Classification
P1 Dan Ticktum Kiro Won
P2 Jake Dennis Andretti +0.380
P3 Nick Cassidy Citroen +0.617
P4 Mitch Evans Jaguar
The weekend
Pole Jake Dennis
Championship after
1 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche 141
2 Mitch Evans Jaguar 132
3 Oliver Rowland Nissan 114
A Jaguar customer team backed up the field in Tokyo. The works Jaguar it collected expected a loyalty the deal never contained. Race report
Classification
P1 Lucas di Grassi Lola Yamaha ABT Won
P2 Jean-Eric Vergne Citroen Racing +0.565
P3 Joel Eriksson Envision Racing +2.903
P4 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche +11.093
P5 Sebastien Buemi Envision Racing +17.373
The weekend
Pole Felipe Drugovich
Championship after
1 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche 141
2 Mitch Evans Jaguar TCS Racing 132
3 Oliver Rowland Nissan 114
Formula E built a 600kW car too big for the street circuits that made it. Its record 21-race calendar moves to Austin, Zandvoort and Brands Hatch. Race report
Classification
P1 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche Won
P2 Antonio Felix da Costa Jaguar TCS Racing +1.633
P3 Jake Dennis Andretti +4.709
P4 Felipe Drugovich Andretti +5.425
P5 Nyck de Vries Mahindra +8.407
The weekend
Pole Pascal Wehrlein
Championship after
1 Mitch Evans Jaguar TCS Racing 132
2 Pascal Wehrlein Porsche 129
3 Antonio Felix da Costa Jaguar TCS Racing 111
Formula E built a 600kW car too big for the street circuits that made it. Its record 21-race calendar moves to Austin, Zandvoort and Brands Hatch. Race report
Classification
P1 Nielsen / Molina / Fuoco Ferrari AF Corse, 499P (No. 50) Won
P2 Aitken / Bourdais / Bamber Hertz Team JOTA, Cadillac V-Series.R (No. 38)
P3 Milesi / Felix da Costa / Habsburg Alpine Endurance Team, A424 (No. 35)
P4 Tincknell / Gamble Aston Martin THOR Team, Valkyrie
P6 Buemi Toyota Gazoo Racing, GR010 Hybrid (No. 8)
The weekend
Championship after
1 Rene Rast / Robin Frijns BMW M Team WRT (#20) 75
2 Kamui Kobayashi / Mike Conway / Nyck de Vries Toyota Gazoo Racing (#7) 75
3 Sheldon van der Linde BMW M Team WRT (#20) 65
Leader Rene Rast / Robin Frijns, 75 points, 0 clear. Race report
Sessions · UTC
Qualifying (Hypercar) (time provisional) Sat 26 Sept · 06:00
Race (time provisional) Sun 27 Sept · 02:00
Championship
1 Conway / Kobayashi / de Vries Toyota (No. 7) 75
2 Rast / Frijns BMW (No. 20) 71
3 van der Linde BMW (No. 20) 61
What we’re watching
Toyota's home round: six hours at Fuji Speedway, in the shadow of the mountain, opening the flyaway run that closes the season.
Leader Conway / Kobayashi / de Vries, 75 points, 4 clear. Weekend guide
Classification
P1 Kevin Magnussen / Raffaele Marciello / Dries Vanthoor BMW M Team WRT (No. 15) Winner, 242 laps in 6:00:26.462
P2 James Calado / Antonio Giovinazzi / Alessandro Pier Guidi Ferrari AF Corse (No. 51) +2.254s
P3 Will Stevens / Norman Nato Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA (No. 12) +6.687s
P4 Earl Bamber / Sébastien Bourdais / Jack Aitken Cadillac Hertz Team JOTA (No. 38) +12.666s
P5 Yifei Ye / Phil Hanson / Robert Kubica AF Corse (No. 83) +32.351s
The weekend
Pole Will Stevens
Championship after
1 Rast / Frijns BMW (No. 20) 75
2 Conway / Kobayashi / de Vries Toyota (No. 7) 75
3 van der Linde BMW (No. 20) 65
Ferrari's factory cars won the three races that set the handicap. At São Paulo the fastest 499P on the property belonged to a customer. Race report
Classification
P1 Conway / Kobayashi / de Vries Toyota Gazoo Racing Won
P2 van der Linde / Rast / Frijns BMW M Team WRT +10.913
P3 Buemi / Hartley / Hirakawa Toyota Gazoo Racing
The weekend
Pole No. 15 BMW
Championship after
How the single-safety-car rule decides Le Mans, and handed 2026 to the slower Toyota Race report
Classification
P1 Frijns / van der Linde / Rast BMW M Team WRT Won
P2 Magnussen / Vanthoor / Marciello BMW M Team WRT +1.969
P3 Fuoco / Molina / Nielsen Ferrari AF Corse (No. 50)
P4 Gamble / Tincknell Aston Martin THOR Team (No. 007)
P5 Conway / Kobayashi / de Vries Toyota Gazoo Racing
The weekend
Pole No. 94 Peugeot
Championship after
BMW's Spa one-two from grid slots 10 and 11 and the question Toyota now carries to Le Mans Race report
Classification
P1 Hartley / Hirakawa / Buemi Toyota Gazoo Racing (No. 8) Won
P2 Pier Guidi / Calado / Giovinazzi Ferrari AF Corse (No. 51) +13.352
P3 Conway / Kobayashi / de Vries Toyota Gazoo Racing (No. 7) +41.187
The weekend
Pole No. 51 Ferrari (Giovinazzi)
Championship after
Classification
P1 Caldarelli / Mitchell Pfaff Motorsports, Lamborghini Temerario GT3 (No. 9) Won
P2 Barker / Olsen Ford Racing, Mustang GT3 (No. 64) +1.517
P3 Mies / Vervisch Ford Racing, Mustang GT3 (No. 65) +39.039
P4 Sorensen / Hasse-Clot Car Blanche, Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Evo (No. 68) +42.437
P5 Verhagen / De Phillippi Paul Miller Racing, BMW M4 GT3 EVO (No. 1) +44.229
The weekend
Pole Andrea Caldarelli
Fastest lap Andrea Caldarelli · 1:46.686
Championship after
1 Jack Aitken Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) 2145
2 Laurin Heinrich Porsche Penske Motorsport / JDC-Miller MotorSports 1942
3 Nick Yelloly Acura Meyer Shank Racing (No. 93) 1900
Heart of Racing led GTD all season without winning a race, and lost the lead at VIR to two penalties Race report
Sessions · UTC
Qualifying Sat 19 Sept · 17:00
Race Sun 20 Sept · 16:10
Championship
1 Jack Aitken Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) 2145
2 Laurin Heinrich Porsche Penske Motorsport / JDC-Miller MotorSports 1942
3 Nick Yelloly Acura Meyer Shank Racing (No. 93) 1900
What we’re watching
The WeatherTech field returns to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course on September 20 for Battle on the Bricks; session times are provisional pending the official schedule.
Leader Jack Aitken, 2145 points, 203 clear. Weekend guide
Classification
P1 Ricky Taylor / Filipe Albuquerque Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing (No. 10 V-Series.R) Winner, GTP
P2 Laurin Heinrich / Kaylen Frederick / Tijmen van der Helm JDC-Miller MotorSports (No. 5 Porsche 963) P2 GTP, promoted after the No. 23 post-race penalty
P3 Jordan Taylor / Louis Deletraz Cadillac Wayne Taylor Racing (No. 40 V-Series.R) P3 GTP
P4 Nick Yelloly / Renger van der Zande Acura Meyer Shank Racing (No. 93 ARX-06) P4 GTP, started from pole
P5 Roman de Angelis / Ross Gunn Aston Martin THOR Team (No. 23 Valkyrie) P5 GTP, demoted from 2nd by a post-race penalty
The weekend
Pole Nick Yelloly (No. 93 Acura Meyer Shank Racing), 1:49.233
Championship after
1 Jack Aitken Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) 2145
2 Laurin Heinrich Porsche Penske Motorsport / JDC-Miller MotorSports 1942
3 Nick Yelloly / Renger van der Zande Acura Meyer Shank Racing (No. 93) 1900
IMSA doubled Road America to six hours. The first running finished behind its ninth safety car. Race report
Classification
P1 Tom Dillmann / Jeremy Clarke Inter Europol Competition (No. 43 ORECA LMP2 07) Winner, LMP2
P2 George Kurtz / Alex Quinn CrowdStrike Racing by APR (No. 04 ORECA LMP2 07) +9.796, LMP2
P3 PJ Hyett / Dane Cameron AO Racing (No. 99 ORECA LMP2 07) +15.997, LMP2
P4 Misha Goikhberg / Ricky Taylor Bryan Herta Autosport with PR1/Mathiasen (No. 52 ORECA LMP2 07) +36.118, LMP2
P5 Daniel Goldburg / Ben Hanley United Autosports USA (No. 22 ORECA LMP2 07) +1:11.042, LMP2
The weekend
Pole Jeremy Clarke
Championship after
1 Jack Aitken Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) 2145
2 Laurin Heinrich Porsche Penske Motorsport / JDC-Miller MotorSports 1942
3 Nick Yelloly / Renger van der Zande Acura Meyer Shank Racing (No. 93) 1900
A stuck throttle put Tom Dillmann into the Mosport wall and broke two vertebrae last year. He went back and took the lead with an hour and a quarter to go. Race report
Classification
P1 Aitken / Bamber / Vesti Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) Won
P2 Renger van der Zande / Nick Yelloly / Kaku Ohta Meyer Shank Racing (No. 93 Acura ARX-06)
P3 Laurin Heinrich / Tijmen van der Helm / Kaylen Frederick JDC-Miller MotorSports (No. 5 Porsche 963)
The weekend
Pole Aitken / Bamber / Vesti (No. 31 Cadillac, Motul Pole Award)
Championship after
1 Jack Aitken Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) 2145
2 Laurin Heinrich Porsche Penske Motorsport / JDC-Miller MotorSports 1942
3 Nick Yelloly / Renger van der Zande Acura Meyer Shank Racing (No. 93) 1900
One badge, two paddocks. Cadillac led 143 of 182 laps at Watkins Glen and burned both its F1 cars to the ground in Austria, on the same Sunday. Race report
Classification
P1 Aitken / Bamber Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) Won
P2 Eng / Wittmann BMW (No. 25) +6.023
P3 Taylor / Albuquerque Wayne Taylor Racing Cadillac (No. 10)
The weekend
Pole Aitken / Bamber (No. 31 Cadillac)
Championship after
1 Jack Aitken Cadillac Whelen (No. 31) 1760
2 Laurin Heinrich Porsche Penske Motorsport / JDC-Miller MotorSports 1616
3 Felipe Nasr / Julien Andlauer Porsche Penske Motorsport (No. 7) 1606
Cadillac wins its sponsor's home race in Detroit, and the two drivers who did it report to Le Mans in ten days Race report
Classification
P1 Sami Pajari / Marko Salminen Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT Winner, 3h13m28.5s
P2 Hayden Paddon / John Kennard Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT +25.8
P3 Adrien Fourmaux / Alexandre Coria Hyundai Shell Mobis WRT +40.0
P4 Elfyn Evans / Scott Martin Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT +45.1
P5 Oliver Solberg / Elliott Edmondson Toyota Gazoo Racing WRT2 +2m57.0
The weekend
Championship after
1 Elfyn Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing 216
2 Sami Pajari Toyota Gazoo Racing 196
3 Oliver Solberg Toyota Gazoo Racing 175
Leader Elfyn Evans, 216 points, 20 clear. Race report
Sessions · UTC
Friday leg, rally start (time provisional) Fri 11 Sept · 12:00
Sunday Wolf Power Stage (time provisional) Sun 13 Sept · 16:00
Championship
1 Elfyn Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing 162
2 Takamoto Katsuta Toyota Gazoo Racing 151
3 Sebastien Ogier Toyota Gazoo Racing 125
What we’re watching
Smooth, fast forest gravel through the pine plantations around Concepción, the southern hemisphere's closest cousin to a Finnish road.
Leader Elfyn Evans, 162 points, 11 clear. Weekend guide
Classification
P1 Sami Pajari / Marko Salminen Toyota Gazoo Racing Won
P2 Oliver Solberg / Elliott Edmondson Toyota Gazoo Racing +26.7s
P3 Elfyn Evans / Scott Martin Toyota Gazoo Racing +1m19.5s
P4 Adrien Fourmaux / Alexandre Coria Hyundai Shell Mobis +1m35.9s
P5 Thierry Neuville / Martijn Wydaeghe Hyundai Shell Mobis +3m52.5s
The weekend
Championship after
1 Elfyn Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing 201
2 Sami Pajari Toyota Gazoo Racing 171
3 Takamoto Katsuta Toyota Gazoo Racing 160
Finland's 200th WRC win came at home, and one of the original Flying Finns was at the stop line to meet it Race report
Classification
P1 Sami Pajari / Marko Salminen Toyota Gazoo Racing 2h31m16.5s
P2 Oliver Solberg / Elliott Edmondson Toyota Gazoo Racing +19.5s
P3 Adrien Fourmaux / Alexandre Coria Hyundai Shell Mobis +53.8s
P4 Thierry Neuville / Martijn Wydaeghe Hyundai Shell Mobis +59.7s
P5 Sebastien Ogier / Vincent Landais Toyota Gazoo Racing +1m32.9s
The weekend
Championship after
1 Elfyn Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing 177
2 Takamoto Katsuta Toyota Gazoo Racing 152
3 Sami Pajari Toyota Gazoo Racing 144
A 4.1-second lead became a 58.3-second loss in two stages. Neuville called it rallying, and meant it as a compliment to the sport that just robbed him. Race report
Classification
P1 Ogier Toyota Gazoo Racing Won
P2 Neuville Hyundai +58.3
P3 Katsuta Toyota Gazoo Racing +3:04.8
P7 Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing
The weekend
Championship after
A 4.1-second lead became a 58.3-second loss in two stages. Neuville called it rallying, and meant it as a compliment to the sport that just robbed him. Race report
Classification
P1 Evans Toyota Gazoo Racing Won
P2 Ogier Toyota Gazoo Racing +12.8
P3 Pajari Toyota Gazoo Racing +51.4
P4 Katsuta Toyota Gazoo Racing
The weekend
Championship after
The GR Yaris Rally1 closes its asphalt account at 50 straight stage wins, and the car built to replace it will cost less than half as much Race report
Classification
P1 Marc Marquez Ducati Lenovo Team Won
P2 Pedro Acosta Red Bull KTM +1.754
P3 Marco Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing +3.629
P4 Alex Marquez BK8 Gresini Racing +8.687
P5 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing +12.572
The weekend
Pole Marco Bezzecchi
Championship after
1 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing 256
2 Marc Marquez Ducati Lenovo Team 237
3 Marco Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing 232
Leader Jorge Martin, 256 points, 19 clear. Race report
Sessions · UTC
Sprint Sat 12 Sept · 13:00
Race Sun 13 Sept · 12:00
Championship
1 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing 193
2 Marco Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing 186
3 Fabio Di Giannantonio Pertamina Enduro VR46 177
What we’re watching
Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli hosts the San Marino round on September 13, the season's second Italian date.
Leader Jorge Martin, 193 points, 7 clear. Weekend guide
Classification
P1 Raul Fernandez Trackhouse Aprilia (RS-GP26) Won
P2 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing (RS-GP26) +2.538
P3 Marco Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing (RS-GP26) +3.393
P4 Alex Marquez BK8 Gresini Ducati (GP26) +4.702
P5 Pedro Acosta Red Bull KTM (RC16) +6.256
The weekend
Pole Jorge Martin (Aprilia Racing)
Fastest lap Raul Fernandez · 1:58.457
Climber Marco Bezzecchi · P3→P2
Championship after
1 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing 240
2 Marco Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing 209
3 Ai Ogura Trackhouse Aprilia 203
Manuel Gonzalez has lost Moto2 points to the lap count twice in 2026, once to the timekeepers and once in the cockpit Race report
Classification
P1 Marc Marquez Ducati Lenovo (GP26) Won
P2 Ai Ogura Trackhouse Aprilia (RS-GP26) +1.996
P3 Raul Fernandez Trackhouse Aprilia (RS-GP26) +5.104
P4 Pedro Acosta Red Bull KTM (RC16) +7.684
P5 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing (RS-GP26) +11.372
The weekend
Pole Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo)
Climber Marc Marquez · P5→P3
Championship after
1 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing 208
2 Ai Ogura Trackhouse Aprilia 194
3 Marc Marquez Ducati Lenovo 190
Bagnaia puts a number on his lost season; he says Ducati technical problems have cost him more than 40 points across three rounds. Race report
Classification
P1 Ai Ogura Trackhouse Racing Won
P2 Raul Fernandez Trackhouse Racing +2.004
P3 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing
The weekend
Climber Jorge Martin · P2→P1
Championship after
1 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing 193
2 Marco Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing 186
3 Fabio Di Giannantonio Pertamina Enduro VR46 177
Marco Bezzecchi led the MotoGP title a month ago. He lost it to himself, in three Sundays. Race report
Classification
P1 Marc Marquez Ducati Lenovo Team Won
P2 Ai Ogura Trackhouse Racing +0.421
P3 Francesco Bagnaia Ducati Lenovo Team
The weekend
Pole Ai Ogura
Climber Marc Marquez · P5→P4
Championship after
MotoGP banned its points leader for striking a marshal. Marco Bezzecchi watched Marc Marquez win at Brno and still left leading the championship. Race report