Francesco Bagnaia - 10

A sizzling performance from the reigning MotoGP champion as he dominated the race from start to finish. After a very good start, Bagnaia wasted no time in taking the lead away from Jorge Martin on lap one. Bagnaia was n🤡ever trouble🍷d from that point forward.

Brad Binder - 9 

After an intense battle mid-race with Martin, Bi🔯nder managed to pull clear of the Prima Pramac rider. Binder tried to catch Bagnaia but was unable to consistently lap quicker than the two-time MotoGP champion. 

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Jorge Martin - 8

Starting from pole, Martin was unable to con𝕴vert it inot victory as he did in thওe sprint. Solid pace from the Spaniard meant he could hold off Marc Marquez.

Marc Marquez - 8.5

Following P5 in the sprint, Marquez went one better in a very ♔impressive Ducati debut. The former Honda star was catching Martin late one before a quick turn of pace from the 2023 runner-up saw him deter any challenge.

Enea Bastianini - 7

Another what could have been raceཧ for Bastianini who demonstrated good late race pace. A difficult opening few laps⭕ meant Bastianini was out of podium contention. 

Alex Marquez 7.5

Marquez was strong at different stages although he never had the pace of the podium 🐼runners, and with Bastianinไi quicker at the end, last year's sprint winner at Silverstone and Sepang had to settle for P6.

Fabio Di Giannantonio - 7

After crashing out of the sprint, Di Gia🌄nnantonio responded well to claim seventh place at the circui꧋t he clinched his maiden MotoGP win at last season.

Aleix Espargaro - 6

One of the most diꦰsappointing results of the day was Espargaro's P8 as he failed to match the heights ꦿof the sprint race. A poor start was too match for Espargaro to recover from as he struggled to overtake the Ducatis ahead of him. 

Pedro Acosta - 9 

Although he faded late on, Acosta looked like a MotoGP veteran in the early stages as he passed the likes of Marc Marquez, Bastianini and Alex Marquez. Rear tyre degradation was the reason foᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚr Acosta' slide back to ninth. 

Maverick Vinales - 6

Like Espargaro, Vinꦏales struggled to turn his race pace potential into a big result.&nb𓆏sp;

Fabio Quartararo - 6 

First of the Japanese bikes, Quartararo managed to best result he could after winning the battle against Johann Zarco and Joan Mi♒r.

Johann Zarco - 6

After seeing Mir lead Honda's quartet for much of the race, Zarco showed good late race pace to come through o🦄n the 2020 world champion. 

Joan Mir - 5.5  

After a diffiꩲcult qualifying, Mir managed to move up the order as he showed good race pace for much of the grand 💫prix. However, it still wasn't enough to stop Zarco from out-doing him on his return to Honda.

Marco Bezzecchi - 4

Nowehere near the type of performance we're accustomed to seeing from Bezzecchi, the Pertamina Endruo VR46 rider saw his struggled con🐭tinue in a big way. 

Miguel Oliveira - 4.5

After looking like a contender for Q2 on Saturday, Oliveira's weekend too🧜k a disappointing turn as he lacked the pace expected. The Portuguese rider also had to serve a Long L🍌ap penalty.

Alex Rins - 4.5

Very close to Quart☂araro with only a few laps to go, Rins did not have the same pace late on as he slippe❀d back through the pack.

Augusto Fernandez - 4

With Acosta shining so brightly on his debut, Fernandez wi🥀ll see the season-opener as one to forget.

Franco Morbidelli - 4

Morbidelli was able to move up the order aft🌼er a very difficult qualifying, however, he was the last Ducati by some margin.

Takaaki Nakagami - 3.5

Finding it tough to mat🧸ch Zarco and Mir,💙 Nakagami's soft tyre gamble on the front did not pay off as he would have hoped.

Luca Marini - 2 

Well off the pace, Marini was close to♐ 18 seconds off Nakagami ahead oꦆf him. 

Jack Miller - 2

After crashing 🌄on l🅘ap two at turn one, Miller finished last of the completed runners. 

Raul Fernandez - 2

🌺Fernandez failed to deliver the result expected after stalling his bike on the grid, and then retiri♓ng from the grand prix on his spare bike.