Marc Marquez leads by 0.5s as we head onto the final lap, which feels comfortable enough for the factory Ducati man. One lap to go for MotoGP win number 7 at Misano.
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2026 Misano MotoGP - Race Results

It's victory for Marc Marquez at the San Marino Grand Prix, his seventh in the premier class at Misano and his 78th in total. He takes the championship lead to Austria next week with Martin only fifth.
Alex Marquez and Acosta complete the podium, ahead of Aldeguer, Martin, Fernandez, Di Giannantonio, Bastianini, Marini, and Quartararo in the top-10.
Zarco's crashed out at turn eight. Looks to be okay.
Gap still around half-a-second at the front. Acosta had been faster than the front two the last lap but lost time that lap.
Gap at the front down to just over 0.5s with six to go. Maybe it's not over for the win just yet.
Martin down to fifth as Aldeguer is the third Ducati rider to pass him at turn six.
With Marquez leading, the reigning champion is on course to take on the points lead at the end of this race - he'd be tied on points with Martin but would get the tiebreaker on race wins.
Alex Rins has pulled in to retire.
Big moment for Alex Marquez exiting turn six on lap 16, that's allowed the gap to grow to almost a second between the brothers at the front.
Acosta up to third, past Martin, at turn eight on lap 16.
Martin now down to fourth, but also less than a second clear of Aldeguer.
Disastrous day for Aprilia it's turned into.
Alex Marquez up to second at turn six on lap 14. That might not be the end of the story for Martin, with Acosta all over him.
Mistake from Martin at turn eight means Marquez is now ove4 0.6s clear and Acosta back within a second of Alex Marquez.
Turn six on lap 12 and Marquez makes his move on Martin to lead. It had been coming for a lap or so - that's how fast Marquez turned the tide once again on this San Marino GP.

