Marc Márquez dominates the MotoGP race in Brno, Dovi 2nd and Miller 3rd
Marc Márquez dominates the MotoGP race in Brno
The MotoGP World Championship was the last to leave the Brno Circuit, at the Czech Republic Grand Prix, but it was not an easy start, as the race was declared wet. However, considering that almost the entire track was dry, Race Direction decided to delay the race and deploy the safety cars to dry the wet sections, so that the race could be run on dry tarmac with slicks.
The start was good for Márquez, who held his position, followed by Dovizioso in 2nd, while Miller remained 3rd. Laps passed during this first part of the race, with a strong Marc at the front, followed by the Italian and by Rins, who overtook Pol Espargaró and Jack Miller to reach 3rd.
The laps kept passing, and with 15 laps to go we saw Marc still leading, followed by Dovi and Rins, while Pol Espargaró lost several positions to Rossi and Crutchlow. There was not much excitement in the race: the leading positions were settled in the first part of the race, and then an incredible Marc broke away and rode alone, with Dovi 2nd and Rins 3rd.
On the penultimate lap, Miller closed in on Rins and managed to overtake him to take third place, while at the front Marc and Dovi continued without problems. So the victory went to Marc, followed by Dovi and Miller, while the top 10 was completed with Rins 4th, Crutchlow 5th, Rossi 6th, Quartararo 7th, Petrucci 8th, Nakagami 9th and Viñales 10th. Pol Espargaró 11th, Tito Rabat 16th and Aleix Espargaró 18th. With this result, Marc is now the leader, with 210 points, 63 points ahead of Dovizioso, who is second in the Championship.
On to the next race.
