Francesco Bagnaia - 10

A sizzli♛ng performance from the reigning MotoGP champion as he dominated the race from start to finish. After a very good start, Bagnaia wasted no time in taking the lead away from Jorge Martin on lap one. Bagnaia was never troubled from that point forward.

Brad Binder - 9 

After an intense battle mid-race with Martin, Binder managed to pull clea🥃r of the Prima Pramac rider. Binder tried to catch Bagnaia but was unable to consistently lap quicker than the two-time MotoGP champion. 

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Jorge Martin - 8

Starting from pole, Martin was unable to convert it inot victory as he did in the sprint. Solid pace fღrom the Spaniard meant he could hold off Marc Mar🎉quez.

Marc Marquez - 8.5

Following P5 in the sp🧔rint, Marquez went one better in a very impressive Ducati debut. The former Honda star was catching Martin late one before a quick turn of pace from the 2023 runner-up saw him deter any challenge.

Enea Bastianini - 7

Another what could have been race for Bastianini who demons🐷trated good late race pace. A difficult opening few laps meant Bastianini was out of podium contention. 

Alex Marquez 7.5

Marquez was🏅 strong at different stages although he never had the pace of the podium runners, and with Bastianini 🃏quicker at the end, last year's sprint winner at Silverstone and Sepang had to settle for P6.

Fabio Di Giannantonio - 7

After crashing out of the sprint, Di Giannantonio responded well to claim seventh place at the🎃 circuit he clinched his maiden MotoGP win at last season.

Aleix Espargaro - 6

One of the most disappointing results of the day was🎐 Espargaro's P8 as he failed to match the heights of the sprint race. A poor start was too match for Espargaro to recover from as he struggled to overtake the Ducatis ahead of him.&nbs🌸p;

Pedro Acosta - 9 

Although he faded late on, Acosta looked like a MotoGP veteran in the early stages as he passed the li🎶kes of Marc Marquez, Bastianini and Alex Marquez. Rear tyre degradation was the reason for Acosta' slide back to ninth. 

Maverick Vinales - 6

Like Espargaro, Vinales struggled to turn his race pace potential into a big result.♉ 

Fabio Quartararo - 6 

First of the Japanese🌞 bikes, Quartararo managed to best result he could after winning the battle against Johann Zarco and Joan Mir.

Johann Zarco - 6

After seeing Mir lead Honda's quartet f😼or much of the race, Zarco sh💙owed good late race pace to come through on the 2020 world champion. 

Joan Mir - 5.5  

After a difficult qualifying, Mir managed to move up the order as he showed good race pace for m♔uch of the grand prix. However, it still wasn't enough to stop Zarco from out-doing him on his retur✱n to Honda.

Marco Bezzecchi - 4

Nowehere near the type of performance we're accustomed to seeing from Bezzecchi📖, the Pertamina Endruo VR46 rider saw his struggled continue in a big way. 

Miguel Oliveira - 4.5

After looking like a contend๊er for Q2 on Saturday, Oliveira's weekend took a disappointing turn as he lacked the pace expected. The Portuguese rider also had to serve a Long Lap penalty.

Alex Rins - 4.5

Very close to Qu൩artararo with only a few laps to go, Rins did not have the same pace late on as he slipped back throu𓂃gh the pack.

Augusto Fernandez - 4

💫With Acosta shining so brightly on his debut, Fernandez wil🐈l see the season-opener as one to forget.

Franco Morbidelli - 4

Morbidelli wasꦰ able to move up the order after a very difficult qualifying, however, he was the last Ducati by some margin.

Takaaki Nakagami - 3.5

Finding it tough to match Zarco and Mir, N🐲akagami's 💃soft tyre gamble on the front did not pay off as he would have hoped.

Luca Marini - 2 

Well off the pace, Marini was close to 18 seconds off Na🦩kagami ahead✅ of him. 

Jack Miller - 2

After crashing on lap two at ⛦turn one, Miller finished last of the completed ru🔯nners. 

Raul Fernandez - 2

Fe🌊rnandez failed to deliver the result expected after stalling his bike on the grid, and then retiring from the grand pri🌌x on his spare bike.