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2026 MotoGP Dutch GP
Jun 26, 2026 to Jun 28, 2026
| TT Circuit Assen, NL
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MotoGP Dutch GP: Live commentary and updates from Assen
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09:16:46 am
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And that concludes our live coverage for the Dutch GP. But keep checking Motorsport.com and Autosport throughout the day, as we bring you live updates and news straight from the Assen paddock.
09:16:00 am
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MotoGP Dutch GP: Ogura takes maiden win as Bezzecchi crashes out to give championship lead to Martin
09:04:56 am
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RACE
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Cla Rider # Bike Laps Time Interval km/h Retirement Points 1 A. Ogura Trackhouse Racing Team 79
Aprilia 26
40'21.905
25 2 R. Fernández Trackhouse Racing Team 25
Aprilia 26
+2.004
40'23.909
2.004 20 3 J. Martin Aprilia Racing Team 89
Aprilia 26
+3.512
40'25.417
1.508 16 4 F. Di Giannantonio Team VR46 49
Ducati 26
+9.315
40'31.220
5.803 13 5 A. Marquez Gresini Racing 73
Ducati 26
+10.140
40'32.045
0.825 11 6 E. Bastianini Tech 3 23
KTM 26
+10.388
40'32.293
0.248 10 7 M. Marquez Ducati Team 93
Ducati 26
+10.288
40'32.193
9 8 F. Quartararo Yamaha Factory Racing 20
Yamaha 26
+19.039
40'40.944
8.751 8 9 B. Binder Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 33
KTM 26
+19.383
40'41.288
0.344 7 10 A. Rins Yamaha Factory Racing 42
Yamaha 26
+20.302
40'42.207
0.919 6 11 L. Marini Honda HRC 10
Honda 26
+20.669
40'42.574
0.367 5 12 J. Miller Pramac Racing 43
Yamaha 26
+37.244
40'59.149
16.575 4 13 M. Viñales Tech 3 12
KTM 26
+36.755
40'58.660
3 14 D. Moreira Team LCR 11
Honda 26
+38.127
41'00.032
1.372 2 15 A. Fernandez Yamaha Factory Racing 47
Yamaha 26
+1'00.826
41'22.731
22.699 1 16 C. Crutchlow Team LCR 35
Honda 25
+1 Lap
41'32.928
1 Lap dnf F. Bagnaia Ducati Team 63
Ducati 15
+11 Laps
24'01.045
10 Laps Retirement dnf T. Razgatlioglu Pramac Racing 7
Yamaha 13
+13 Laps
20'37.701
2 Laps Retirement dnf P. Acosta Red Bull KTM Factory Racing 37
KTM 13
+13 Laps
20'52.183
14.482 Retirement dnf F. Morbidelli Team VR46 21
Ducati 9
+17 Laps
14'28.367
4 Laps Accident dnf M. Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing Team 72
Aprilia 1
+25 Laps
2'52.151
8 Laps Accident / injury dnf J. Mir Honda HRC 36
Honda 0
+26 Laps
58.622
1 Lap Accident View full results
08:46:14 am
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Di Giannantonio managed to recover from his long lap penalty, passing Alex Marquez on the final lap to claim fourth. Marc Marquez finishes sixth behind his brother
08:45:30 am
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It's a podium lockout for Aprilia as Jorge Martin takes the chequered flag in third place. The Spaniard now leads the championship from Bezzecchi, who crashed out early
08:44:40 am
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Fernandez crosses the finish line in second to complete a 1-2 for Trackhouse
Checkered flag
08:44:12 am
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Ai Ogura wins the Dutch GP. He becomes the first Japanese rider to win a MotoGP race in 22 years!
08:42:36 am
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Final lap!
Penalty
08:38:56 am
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Di Giannantonio has been given a long lap penalty for going off track following his contact with Marquez at the final chicane. Marquez appears to have escaped any sanction by slowing down by one second
08:35:35 am
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We can now confirm Marc Marquez switched to a soft rear just before the start. That explains why he is losing speed in the final stages of the race
08:34:42 am
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Di Giannantonio makes a bold move on Marquez at the final corner, sending the latter off the track.
The Spaniard lost further momentum on the way to the start/finish straight, allowing his brother Alex Marquez through
Lap: 20 08:33:38 am
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Ogura makes the move over Fernandez with six laps to go to snatch the lead. And he immediately pulls away from the Spaniard
Lap: 19 08:32:18 am
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The lead battle between the Trackhouse duo is on. Ogura is keen to score his maiden victory in MotoGP, but Fernandez is determined to complete a double win at Assen
08:31:26 am
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Meanwhile, we are seeing another battle play out for fourth place. Di Giannantonio is chasing Marc Marquez, with Alex Marquez and Enea Bastianini not too far behind in fifth and sixth
Breaking news
Lap: 17 08:29:55 am
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And Fernandez passes Martin into Turn 15 to take the lead! Ogura follows through to make it a 1-2 for Trackhouse
08:28:19 am
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It turns out Fernandez's rear height device was indeed stuck briefly. He is back on pace, but it has taken some steam off his attack
08:27:32 am
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Francesco Bagnaia has officially retired from the race. Only 16 bikes are now on track
Lap: 16 08:27:01 am
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While we were keeping an eye on all the retirements, Ai Ogura caught up with the leaders. However, he has suddenly lost some time too, possibly due to a ride height device issue
Mechanical problem
08:25:45 am
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Wow, we have got another technical problem. Francesco Bagnaia is now down in 12th place, having been running in fourth
08:24:46 am
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Replays show Acosta shaking his arm. Could he have voluntarily retired due to an arm pump issue?
Mechanical problem
08:24:14 am
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Toprak Razgatlioglu dives into the pits, followed by Acosta. That must be heartbreaking for the Pramac rider as well, who was up to 11th place behind Fabio Quartararo
Mechanical problem
08:22:34 am
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This is hard to believe. Acosta has slowed down with what appears to be yet another technical problem. He is still running on track, but has already dropped outside the points-scoring positions.
Lap: 11 08:20:24 am
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Martin and Fernandez continue to circulate just three tenths adrift of each other. Ogura isn't out of the fight either, having gained a second over the leading duo. He now trails Martin and Fernandez by 1.3s
08:18:11 am
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Bagnaia is through on Marquez, who is now under pressure from Acosta again. The trio are fighting for the best of the rest spots behind the three Aprilias, which have locked out the podium positions
Lap: 9 08:16:05 am
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Acosta makes a lunge on Marquez but runs off the track, allowing even Bagnaia to go through. However, the KTM rider hasn't lost much time and is right behind the two Ducatis.
Lap: 7 08:12:23 am
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Fernandez starts the lap right on Martin's tail. Can the Trackhouse rider complete a double win at Assen?
Lap: 6 08:11:52 am
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2027 team-mates Marquez and Acosta are battling once again, with Bagnaia following the duo closely in sixth
Lap: 5 08:10:42 am
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The fight for victory is very much on. Just five tenths separate Martin and Fernandez, with Ogura over two seconds adrift in third after re-passing Marquez
Acosta is up to fifth aboard the leading KTM
08:08:35 am
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Bezzecchi is conscious and can be seen sitting next to the wall, surrounded by marshals. He is due to visit the medical centre for check-ups
08:07:47 am
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We have to mention Toprak Razgatlioglu, who has miraculously climbed to 12th place after starting 22nd and last
08:07:08 am
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Here is a look at the race order with Bezzecchi retiring
- Martin
- Fernandez
- M Marquez
- Ogura
- Bagnaia
- Acosta
- Quartararo
- Di Giannantonio
- A Marquez
- Bastianini
Crash
08:06:21 am
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A high-speed crash for Marco Bezzecchi at Turn 15. The championship leader is out of the race!
Lap: 2 08:05:26 am
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The Trackhouse duo were battling for second position into Turn 1 and Marquez took full advantage of the situation to sweep into second.
He is now back into third place behind Fernandez. Martin continues to lead
Lap: 1 08:04:29 am
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Marquez is on attack. After passing his team-mate Bagnaia, he clears the Aprilia of Bezzecchi, who had already slipped to fifth
08:03:21 am
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And it's a repeat of the sprint. Ai Ogura gets the holeshot from second on the grid, but Martin barges past to reinstate the status quo
Green flag
08:02:43 am
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We are racing in Assen!
08:02:01 am
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Alex Marquez and Honda quartet Luca Marini, Joan Mir, Cal Crutchlow and Diogo Moreira have opted for the soft rear. Everyone else is on mediums.
08:00:45 am
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And the warm up lap is underway
08:00:09 am
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The mechanics are clearing the grid
07:58:03 am
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It's worth mentioning reigning world champion Marc Marquez. In both Hungary and the Czech Republic, Marquez played down his chances coming into the weekend, only to come out as the winner on each occasion. However, it appears he genuinely doesn't have the pace to contend for victory in Assen. Can he still upset Aprilia's party and secure a podium, though?
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By: Rachit Thukral
Published: Jun 28, 2026, 1:16 PM
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