TrackHouse secured a one-two finish with Fernandez leading the way. | Photo Credit: REUTERS

Trackhouse rider Raul Fernandez produced a dominant ​display to win Saturday’s sprint ‌at the Dutch Grand Prix, ​overtaking pole-sitter Jorge ⁠Martin in the opening laps to claim his second sprint victory ‌of the season. The contest also marked ‌the first sprint run ‌under ⁠MotoGP’s new rules banning ⁠front start devices.

Martin launched well from pole to lead early on, ​but was quickly ‌passed by Fernandez, along with VR46’s Fabio Di Giannantonio and Brno pole sitter ‌Ai Ogura. The Spaniard was ​then drawn into a scrap with teammate ⁠Marco Bezzecchi for fourth place.

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Ogura underlined Trackhouse’s strong pace by ‌finishing second, 0.362 seconds behind Fernandez, sealing the team’s first-ever sprint 1-2. Di Giannantonio completed the podium in third, followed by ‌Bezzecchi, who had dominated Friday’s sessions, ​while Martin faded to fifth.

Marc Marquez finished sixth, ⁠just ahead of teammate Francesco ⁠Bagnaia, who was penalised a position for touching ‌the green in the final lap.

Published on Jun 27, 2026