Raul Fernandez wins British MotoGP Grand Prix
The Spanish rider led all 20 laps of the Silverstone circuit from start to finish after his compatriot Jorge Martin got off to a poor start.
On Sunday, Spanish motorcyclist Raul Fernandez triumphed at the British MotoGP Grand Prix at the Silverstone Circuit, securing his second career win. Championship leader Jorge Martin, the 2024 world champion, started on pole but was unable to maintain his lead, finishing a close second. Fernandez led every lap of the 20-lap race, starting from the front after Martin experienced a poor start that might have been due to a mechanical issue following a spark from the rear.
This victory marks 12 distinct wins for Fernandez at the iconic Silverstone circuit, which also hosts the Formula One Grand Prix. Despite Fernandez's victory, Martin widened his lead in the overall standings to 31 points. Japan's Ai Ogura, who started second on the grid and was second overall, unfortunately slid off during the race.
As a result, Martin's teammate Marco Bezzecchi is now his primary title challenger. Alex Marquez of Spain, who competes for Ducati-Gresini, finished fourth, followed by Pedro Acosta of KTM and Italy's Fabio Di Giannantonio of Ducati's satellite team VR46. Reigning world champion Marc Marquez, also riding a Ducati for his factory team, concluded the race in seventh place.
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