Marc Marquez took the lead from Francesco ‘Pecco’ Bagnaia halfway through the San Marino GP to cruise to victory, pulling off back-to-back MotoGP wins to catapult himself into the title fight.
Light rain threw a spanner in the works during the race, as multiple riders faced tricky conditions in the opening stages which compromised their medium tyres.
As rainfall slightly increased, Jorge Martin suffered a poor strategic decision that sent him to the pits twice for bike changes and left him a lap down along with four other riders.
Marc Marquez then found himself in the lead after jumping a vulnerable Bagnaia in the rain, pulling 3.1 seconds away from the Italian, who settled for second.
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