The Grand Prix of Brazil at Autódromo Internacional Ayrton Senna in Goiânia delivered a thrilling mix of speed, strategy, and intense tyre battles under scorching conditions. Riders faced relentless challenges as high temperatures and heavy tyre degradation tested every ounce of skill, while close-quarters duels made every overtaking move critical.
Bezzecchi dominates as Zarco scores top-10 points
Marco Bezzecchi claimed a commanding victory for Aprilia, marking his fourth consecutive MotoGP win, with teammate Jorge Martín completing a 1‑2 finish. Fabio Di Giannantonio rounded out the podium in third. Bezzecchi earned 25 championship points, Martín 20, and Di Giannantonio 16, showcasing Aprilia’s pace and consistency under punishing conditions.
Starting from 10th on the grid, Castrol Honda LCR rider Johann Zarco got off to a strong start, immediately positioning himself in the top group. Early laps were hectic, with riders jostling for position, and Zarco stayed alert, defending and making decisive moves to maintain his rhythm in the pack.
Johann Zarco, 9th
As the race progressed, tyre wear began to take its toll, but Zarco managed his pace and held off rivals to cross the line in 9th, securing 7 valuable championship points and finishing as the top Honda rider.
Zarco reflected on the weekend: “I’m happy; today’s result is positive. I tried to manage everything as the temperatures were tough. I battled a bit and focused on keeping my pace. I was able to stay with the group and maximize our potential. Overall, it’s been a positive weekend, and we leave Brazil with high motivation for the next race in seven days, in Texas.”
