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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 t﷽here was plenty 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 15th.

Thin🌸gs got even worse for the Jerez winner and reigning champion, who later ran through the gravel - presumably due to an ongoing technical issue - and eventually retired his Ducati from last place.

Another frontrunner to suffer an early setback wa💃s Aprilia's Aleix Espargaro, penalised with a double long-lap penalty fꦛor jumping the start while in third place.

Meanwhile, Marc Marquez, starting 13th after failing to progress past his first Ducati vi✱sit to Qualifying 1, darted around his rivals to reach fourth place by the end of th𓆉e opening lap.

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

Marquez was starting to inch towards fel🐬low🌊 GP23 rider Bezzecchi when the VR46 competitor suddenly lost the front on entry to the Esses with four laps to go.

Maverick Vinales held on t🌞o an inherited 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.

Home hero Fabio Quartara🌄ro dragged his Yamaha to eighth in qualifying but missed out on points in tenth.

Countryman Johann Zarco rode from 15th to 13th to be t🏅he top 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 15thꩵ.

The sunn🐈y weather meant all riders except Jack Miller (8th) chose the hard front tyre with the soft rea💛r.

However, rain is a threat for Sunday...