Unlike the sprint, Martin🧸 made a shocking start as he dropped to ninth place, while title rival Francesco Bagnaia went from fourth to first. 

Martin recovered a position but then quickly came under pressu🌟re from Maveಌrick Vinales.

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There was another close moment between Brad Binder and Ma🔜rc Marquez, as the KTM rider aggressively came through on lap two. 

A🦩 mistake from team-mate Johann Zarco th💖en allowed Martin to come through for seventh position on lap three.

Using Dꩲucati’s incredible top speed to his advantage, Martin then took sixth away from Marc Marquez while Bag𒈔naia continued to lead ahead of Fabio Di Giannantonio. 

Alex Marquez quickly followed his team-mate through on Marini which allowed Binder to com🐬e through, before the KTM man made that third with an overtake on M🐬arquez. 

As the race went on🌟, Martin started losing more and more time to the five riders ahead of him.

A 1.3 second gap grew to over two seconds by the end of lap nine, while pressure from Vinales🌼 behind was mounting. 

With the writing on the wꦍall, lap 11 was the beginning of the end to Martin’s hopes of a good result. 

Vinales came through on Martin before M. Marquez did the sam𒈔e just a few corners later. 

It went from bad to worse for Martin as he was demoted to ninth after Fabio Quartararo a🦩nd Jack Miller came through in quick succession. 

At the front, the lead groℱup was down to two as Bagnaia was unable to break clear of Di Giannanto🔥nio. 

With f🎀our laps to go Di Giannantonio finally made his move ⛦for the lead before a respons looked to be coming.

Bagnaia tried to respond in turn one but nearly ran into the Gresini rider which resulted in the reigning world champion running off the trackও. 

A two second gap w꧃as then 🙈created as Di Giannantonio went on to secure a comfortable win ahead of Bagnaia and Marini.