Fabio Di Giannantonio delivered a determined ride to finish third in Brazil. The VR46 Ducati rider defended strongly against Marc Marquez in the closing laps. He said, “I tried to stay focused and control the gap. This podium gives us confidence for the next races.”

Race distance for the Brazil MotoGP Grand Prix was reduced shortly before the start after officials detected track surface degradation at the Goiania circuit. Heavy rain earlier in the week damaged parts of the newly resurfaced track, raising safety concerns. Riders also reported loose debris and grip issues during the race as organisers acted to minimise risk.

Marc Marquez said a loose and degrading track surface cost him a MotoGP podium during the Brazil Grand Prix after a late race mistake dropped him down the order. The Ducati rider had been fighting inside the leading group but struggled for grip in the closing laps as conditions worsened at the Goiania circuit.

The Brazil MotoGP main race lap distance was reduced shortly before the start after officials raised concerns about track surface degradation at Goiania. Heavy rain earlier in the week damaged sections of the circuit following MotoGP return to Brazil after 22 years. Organisers chose to shorten the race to ensure rider safety.

Marco Bezzecchi secured victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix, delivering a strong race performance to take the top step. Jorge Martin finished second while Fabio Di Giannantonio completed the podium in third. The result marks a competitive outing with multiple riders showing consistent pace across the race. 

Toprak Razgatlioglu admitted he found Yamaha’s V4 machine almost impossible to ride during the Brazil MotoGP Sprint after grip problems and instability ruined his race. The Pramac rider had impressed on Friday by finishing third in practice and reaching Q2 for the first time. He struggled badly in race trim and dropped out of contention.