Marco Bezzecchi kisses the winner's trophy after the 2026 Indonesian Grand Prix.

The 27-lap Indonesian Grand Prix, round 17 of the 2026 MotoGP season, took place at Mandalika on October 11. Marco Bezzecchi won in 40 minutes 46.582 seconds, 4.260 seconds ahead of runner-up Raul Fernandez. Jorge Martin was third and Ai Ogura fourth, giving Aprilia machinery all four leading places. Marc Marquez finished sixth as the riders’ championship lead changed hands again.

Fernandez leads for 18 laps before Bezzecchi takes over late on

Pole-sitter Fernandez led the opening 18 laps with Bezzecchi second throughout. By the end of lap 19, their positions had reversed: Bezzecchi was in front and had set the fastest lap of the race, 1 minute 29.960 seconds. He stayed ahead thereafter, with Fernandez finishing second.

The title contenders changed positions early. Marc Marquez started fourth and rose to third by the end of the opening lap. Martin started fifth and ended lap one sixth, but was already third by the end of lap three and retained that position to the finish. He finished 6.890 seconds behind the winner and 2.630 seconds behind Fernandez.

Fourth place was not settled until late in the race. At the end of lap 20, Pedro Acosta was fourth, Marc Marquez fifth and Ai Ogura sixth. Ogura rose to fifth on the next lap and fourth on lap 25. Acosta chased him to the line, finishing fifth just 0.114 seconds behind.

Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta battling on track in the 2026 Indonesian Grand Prix.

Martin regains the lead as four riders fail to finish

Marc Marquez finished 10.778 seconds behind the winner as the highest-placed Ducati rider. Alex Marquez was seventh, Fabio Di Giannantonio eighth, Fabio Quartararo ninth and Enea Bastianini tenth.

Of the 21 starters, 17 completed all 27 laps. Fermin Aldeguer completed only 1 lap, Francesco Bagnaia and Jack Miller 5 each, and Toprak Razgatlioglu 8; none of the four was awarded a finishing position. Maverick Vinales received a 16-second penalty for a technical infringement but remained 17th, 1 minute 11.596 seconds behind the winner.

Martin earned 16 points for third and Marc Marquez 10 for sixth. Their post-race totals were 355 and 353 respectively, returning Martin to the lead by 2 points. Bezzecchi’s victory took him to 309 points in third, 46 behind Martin.

The Indonesian round ended with four Aprilias occupying the top four and two teams represented on the podium. Bezzecchi took the race victory, while Martin converted his podium into a recovery in the title standings. The next Grand Prix will be held in Australia on October 25.

Race results

Gaps are to the winner; retirement rows list laps completed.
Position Number Rider Team Manufacturer Laps completed Total time / gap to winner Points
1 72 Marco Bezzecchi Aprilia Racing Aprilia 27 40:46.582 25
2 25 Raul Fernandez Trackhouse Racing Aprilia 27 +4.260s 20
3 89 Jorge Martin Aprilia Racing Aprilia 27 +6.890s 16
4 79 Ai Ogura Trackhouse Racing Aprilia 27 +9.378s 13
5 37 Pedro Acosta Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 27 +9.492s 11
6 93 Marc Marquez Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 27 +10.778s 10
7 73 Alex Marquez Gresini Racing Ducati 27 +16.821s 9
8 49 Fabio Di Giannantonio VR46 Racing Team Ducati 27 +19.840s 8
9 20 Fabio Quartararo Yamaha Factory Racing Yamaha 27 +19.999s 7
10 23 Enea Bastianini Red Bull KTM Tech3 KTM 27 +21.111s 6
11 33 Brad Binder Red Bull KTM Factory Racing KTM 27 +21.912s 5
12 10 Luca Marini Honda Racing Honda 27 +22.656s 4
13 5 Johann Zarco Castrol Honda LCR Honda 27 +26.260s 3
14 21 Franco Morbidelli VR46 Racing Team Ducati 27 +28.012s 2
15 42 Alex Rins Yamaha Factory Racing Yamaha 27 +31.662s 1
16 11 Diogo Moreira Honda LCR Honda 27 +34.168s 0
17 12 Maverick Vinales Red Bull KTM Tech3 KTM 27 +71.596s 0
Retired 7 Toprak Razgatlioglu Pramac Racing Yamaha 8 Did not finish 0
Retired 43 Jack Miller Pramac Racing Yamaha 5 Did not finish 0
Retired 63 Francesco Bagnaia Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati 5 Did not finish 0
Retired 54 Fermin Aldeguer Gresini Racing Ducati 1 Did not finish 0