Defending champion and championship leader Francesco Bagnaia also won the main race on Sunday after the sprint at the Italian GP in Mugello and extended his lead in the championship standings.
The 26-year-old Italian led a Ducati quadruple win at home, beating out Spain’s Jorge Martin and France’s Johann Zarco.
The Spaniard Daniel Holgado won the Moto3 race. After a gripping pentathlon, the KTM rider prevailed over his Turkish brand colleague Deniz Öncü (+0.051) and the Japanese Ayumu Sasaki (Husqvarna/+0.056) and extended his championship lead.
Italian Grand Prix at Mugello
Sunday:
MotoGP (23 laps = 120.635 km):
1.
Francis Bagnaia
ITA
Ducati
41:16,863
2.
George Martin
ESP
Ducati
+ 1,067
3.
Johann Zarco
FROM
Ducati
1,977
4.
Luca Marini
ITA
Ducati
4,625
5.
Brad Binder
RSA
KTM
8,925
6.
Aleix Espargaro
ESP
Aprilia
10,908
7.
Jack Miller
OUT OF
KTM
10,999
8.
Marco Bezzecchi
ITA
Ducati
12,654
9.
Aeneas Bastianini
ITA
Ducati
17,102
10.
Franco Morbidelli
ITA
Yamaha
17,610
Out u.a.: Marc Marquez (ESP/Honda), Alex Marquez (ESP/Ducati)
Moto3 (17 Laps = 89,165 km):
1.
Daniel Holgado
ESP
KTM
33:27.315
2.
Sea Pioneer
SHOULD
KTM
+ 0,051
3.
Ayumu Sasaki
JPN
Husqvarna
0,056
4.
David Alonso
COL
rubbing
0,172
5.
James Masia
ESP
Honda
0,487
6.
Collin Veijer
NED
Husqvarna
13,321
7.
Diogo Moreira
BRA
KTM
13,332
8.
Riccardo Rossi
ITA
Honda
13,360
9.
Stefano Nepa
ITA
KTM
13,429
10.
Kaito Toba
JPN
Honda
13,460
Moto2 (19 Laps = 99.655 km):
1.
Pedro Acosta
ESP
Kalex
35:38,328
2.
Tony Arbolino
ITA
Kalex
+ 6,194
3.
Jake Dixon
GBR
Kalex
8,582
4.
Aron Canet
ESP
Kalex
8,847
5.
Celestine Vietti
ITA
Kalex
9,534
6.
Alonso Lopez
ESP
darkwood
10,852
7.
Filip Salac
Jun
Kalex
13,994
8.
Manuel Gonzalez
ESP
Kalex
16,171
9.
Somkiat Chantra
THA
Kalex
18,008
10.
Sergio Garcia
ESP
Kalex
18,021
Saturday:
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