Despite losing out to Martin in the Indonesian Grand Prix, Bagnaia still ended the weekend by trimming his points lead

Martin says victory in the Indonesia GP came as welcome "revenge" after crashing while leading in 2023 event and this year's sprint race

Jorge Martin is the king of Indonesia in the MotoGP class. The Spanish rider from Ducati Pramac, leader of the World Championship, avenges yesterday's fall and wins the Grand Prix by dominating

Spain's Jorge Martin stretches his overall lead in the MotoGP standings to 21 points with victory in Indonesia.

Jorge Martin took a dominant lights-to-flag win at the Indonesian GP, in a chaotic race that saw just 12 riders make it to the chequered flag. Pedro Acosta held on to second place, while Martin’s title rival Francesco Bagnaia finished third after a late charge.

Jorge Martin won the Indonesia MotoGP on Sunday to extend his championship lead, while closest rival Francesco Bagnaia limited the damage by claiming the final podium place.

Pecco Bagnaia salvages third placeThe championship battle between Matin and Pecco is intensePrima Pramac Racing’s Jorge Martin dominated the 2024 Indonesian Grand Prix and finally banished the demons of Mandalika Circuit as he bagged his first win.

Jorge Martin cruised to a redemptive victory in a chaotic race around Mandalika, retaining his championship lead ahead of Francesco Bagnaia.

Jorge Martín held his nerve to bank his third 2024 win when he led every lap from pole position to edge out MotoGP rookie Pedro Acosta with title rival Francesco Bagnaia third to leave the Spaniard 21 points ahead in the home straight of the title season.

Jorge Martin on Sunday won the Indonesia Grand Prix. Ducati Pramarc's champion crossed the finish line ahead of Pedro Acosta on Ktm and world champion and rival for the title this season, Italy's Francesco Bagnata on the official Ducati.