Jorge Martin remains atop the 2026 MotoGP World Championship standings after the Aragon Grand Prix, but his lead over Marc Márquez has narrowed to 19 points. The Ducati rider’s perfect weekend—including a runner-up finish in the main race—lifted him past Marco Bezzecchi into second place, while Bezzecchi’s two third-place results left him 24 points behind Martin.
Fabio di Giannantonio moved into fourth, leapfrogging the absent Ai Ogura, while Pedro Acosta climbed to sixth after finishing second behind Márquez. Raul Fernandez dropped to seventh, ceding the position to Acosta despite his own strong run. The top three—Martin, Márquez, and Bezzecchi—now have a clear path to the title, with Misano’s next round offering another chance to shift the standings.
With 22 rounds completed, the championship remains wide open. Martin holds 256 points, Márquez 237, and Bezzecchi 232, while Acosta’s rise signals a changing of the guard in the midfield. The next race at Misano will test whether the trio can maintain their momentum or if another contender will emerge.
