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Fabio Quartararo leading the entire race was not able to push himself in the last lap at Misano. If were to recall the last lap was important for Marquez as well as he had lost the number one spot in the last two GPs.

This time that was not the case as he left behind Quartararo and pushed himself since the beginning of the final lap.
Turn 14 was where Quartararo tried to get pass Marquez but he was held.

After the race Marquez said.

“I knew it wasn’t necessary to win because Rins was out and Dovi far. But honestly, yesterday was extra motivation, extra push for the race,” said Marquez, referring to the controversial clash with home star Rossi in qualifying.

“It’s nice to win in Italy, but even nicer to lead by 93 points in the championship.”

Results

PosRiderTimePts 
1
M. Márquez
Repsol Honda·#93
0:42:25.16325 
2
F. Quartararo
Yamaha·#20
+0.903s20 
3
M. Viñales
Yamaha·#12
+1.636s16 
4
V. Rossi
Yamaha·#46
+12.660s13 
5
F. Morbidelli
Yamaha·#21
+12.774s11 
6
A. Dovizioso
Ducati·#4
+13.744s10 
7
P. Espargaró
KTM·#44
+20.050s9 
8
J. Mir
Suzuki·#36
+22.512s8 
9
J. Miller
Ducati·#43
+26.554s7 
10
D. Petrucci
Ducati·#9
+31.456s6 
11
J. Zarco
KTM·#5
+32.388s5 
12
A. Espargaró
Aprilia·#41
+34.477s4 
13
T. Rabat
Ducati·#53
+35.325s3 
14
J. Lorenzo
Repsol Honda·#99
+47.247s2 
15
H. Syahrin
KTM·#55
+62.280s1 
16
M. Oliveira
KTM·#88
+67.831s0 
17
K. Abraham
Ducati·#17
+84.666s0 
18
T. Nakagami
Repsol Honda·#30
+1 Lap0 
19
C. Crutchlow
Repsol Honda·#35
DNF0 
20
M. Pirro
Ducati·#51
DNF0 
21
Á. Rins
Suzuki·#42
DNF0 
22
F. Bagnaia
Ducati·#63
DNF0
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