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168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Jorge Martin strengthens his title lead with a lights-to-flag victory in the 2024 French MotoGP Sprint race, but there 𝔍was pꦚlenty of drama behind.

Starting from a record pole position time, Martin comfortably held his advantage into Turn 1 while Francesco Bagnaia – starting alongside – was swamped off the line and plummeted to 1༒5th.

Things got even worse for the Jerez winner and reigning champion, who later ran through the gravel - presumably due to an ongoing technical issue - and eventuaꦺlly ඣretired his Ducati from last place.

Another frontrunner to suffer an early setback was Aprilia's Aleix Espargaro, penalised with a double lon💧g-lap penalty for jumping the start wh🧜ile in third place.

Meanwhile, Marc Marquez, starting 13th a🌃fter failing to progress past his first Ducati visit to Qualifying 1, darted around his rivals to reach fourth place by the end of the opening lap.

That became a podium place when Espargaro served his first long lap, with only Martin and Bezzecchi still ahꦺead of the #93.

Marquez was starting to inch towards fellow GP23 rider Bezzecchi when the VR46 competitor suddenly l♒ost the front on entry to ♉the Esses with four laps to go.

Maverick Vinales held on to an inheritꦗed third in the face of late pressure from Enea Bastianini, with Espargaro claiming fifth.

Rookie Pedro Acosta lost ground on the opening 💜lap before eventually returning to seventh - where he🍷 had started - which became sixth after Bezzecchi’s exit. Acosta made a big late save along the way.

ಌHome hero Fabio Quartararo dragged his Yamaha to eighth in qualifying but missed out o🔯n points in tenth.

Countryman Johann Zarco ro🥂de from 15th to 13th to be the t🌼op Honda. 

Starting last after technical issues in qualifying, Brad Binder recovered to 14th - then lost places around the same time Alex Rins fell and finished ജ1♍5th.

The sunny weather meant all riders except Jack Miller (8th) chose the hard front tyꦅre with the soft rear.

However, rain is a threat for Sunday...