First place in Portimao and also in the overall standings for Martin. Even though the MotoGP World Championship has only reached its second event, the leaderboard is already starting to take shape with the fight for first place stretching out. The two-time world champion Francesco Bagnaia lost important points in the last Grand Prix in Portugal. A crucial fall a few laps from the end, which involved the rider from Piedmont and Marc Marquez, allowed Jorge Martin to win undisturbed.

Thanks to the 25 points won in Portugal, the Spanish rider born in 1998 has extended his lead at the top of this season's MotoGP standings with a total of 60 points. Behind him is Brad Binder with 42 points, while Enea Bastianini completes the podium with 39. Surprisingly in fourth place is Francesco Bagnaia with 37 points, a full 9 points ahead of Pedro Acosta who is fifth with his RedBull.

Moto Gp: Martin wins the GP of Portugal, Bastianini takes second place ahead of Acosta. Bagnaia collides with Marquez

The MotoGP standings

1. J. Martin 60 pt
2. B. Binder 42 pt
3. E. Bastianini 39 pt
4. F. Bagnaia 37 pt
5. P. Acosta 28 pt
6. M. Marquez 27 pt
7. A. Espargaro 25 pt
8. M. Vinales 19 pt
9. J. Miller 16 pt
10. F. Di Giannantonio 15 pt
11. F. Quartararo 15 pt
12. A. Maarquez 13 pt
13. M. Bezzecchi 12 pt
14. M. Oliveira 8 pt
15. J. Mir 7 pt
16. A. Fernandez 5 pt
17. J. Zarco 5 pt
18. A. Rins 3 pt
19. T. Nagakami 2 pt
20. L. Marini 0 pt
21. F. Morbidelli 0 pt
22. R. Fernandez 0 pt