Jorge Martín claimed victory at the French Grand Prix in Le Mans, marking his return to winning form in MotoGP with a dominant doubleheader weekend. After a stunning sprint race on Saturday, where he executed one of the best starts in recent championship history—jumping from eighth to first in just two corners—Martín followed up with a commanding long-race victory on Sunday. The win was sealed by a decisive overtake on Marco Bezzecchi with three laps remaining, capping off a remarkable comeback.

Ai Ogura completed an Aprilia podium sweep by taking third, while Pedro Acosta finished fifth behind Fabio Di Giannantonio. The race saw several high-profile crashes, including those of Joan Mir, Francesco Bagnaia, and Álex Márquez.

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With this first win since Indonesia 2024, Martín now sits just one point behind championship leader Marco Bezzecchi in the standings. The absence of Marc Márquez and the early-season dominance of Aprilia have set the stage for a fierce title battle between the two Noale teammates, keeping the championship race wide open.

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