MotoGP race result as Alex Marquez wins Spanish Grand Prix after big Marc Marquez crash

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Alex Marquez managed to earn a massive win at Jerez, while his brother Marc Marquez, crashed out within the third lap of the Spanish Grand Prix.

Marc Marquez continued his stellar weekend at home, capitalising on his pole position with a strong start. But he didn’t have a moment to relax, as Marco Bezzecchi managed to clear the second row to move into second within moments of the first lap.

His stay in second place didn’t last long, as Alex Marquez managed to take the spot from Bezzecchi towards the end of the first lap.

Jorge Martin, who started tenth, managed to move into fourth place within the first lap, marking a brilliant first lap for the Aprilia rider.

By lap two, Alex Marquez managed to surpass Marc Marquez to take the race lead, causing fans at Jerez to be a little conflicted about the battle between the two Spaniards.

In a complete shocker, Marc Marquez’s Spanish GP ended after a disastrous crash in the third lap, marking his second consecutive DNF at Jerez.

This allowed Alex Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi, Fabio Di Giannantonio, Jorge Martin, and Johann Zarco to move into the top five spots.

With Marc Marquez out of the way, Bezzecchi went to work on toppling Alex Marquez for P1, as he looked to capitalise on the reigning world champion’s disastrous crash.

Further down the pack, Enea Bastianini and Ai Ogura fought hard in seventh and eighth place to break into the top five.

Pedro Acosta and Francesco Bagnaia were also battling each other to close out the top 10, but things then turned from bad to worse for Ducati, as Bagnaia was forced to retire due to a technical issue.

Lorenzo Savadori became the third driver to retire from the race, marking a disappointing evening for the Italian.

After taking the lead and Marc Marquez’s subsequent crash, Alex Marquez secured the Spanish Grand Prix, followed by Marco Bezzecchi and Fabio Di Giannantonio to complete the podium.

Jorge Martin, Johann Zarco, Raul Fernandez, Ai Ogura, Enea Bastianini, Fermin Aldeguer, and Pedro Acosta rounded out the top 10.

Full 2026 Spanish Grand Prix results