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TRIBUNNEWS.COM, ASSEN – Repsol Honda rider Marc Marquez finished first in the Dutch Grand Prix race held at the Assen circuit on Sunday (1 March). / 7/2018).

Márquez excels Alex Rins (Suzuki Ecstar) and Maverick Vinales (Movistar Yamaha) finishing second and third, respectively.

For Marquez, it is the fourth victory at MotGP 2018. Previously, the Spanish won the GP race in United States GP Spain and the GP of France

  Marc Marquez, Repsol Honda's Spanish driver, has been meeting with reporters at a press conference on the Ricardo Tormo circuit Thursday (5/11/2015).
Marc Marquez,

Finished in first position on Dutch GP to score Marquez 25 extra points

This victory also strengthens the position of holders of four world championship titles in the MotoGP season 2018 season

Now score collect 140 points. He took the lead of Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha) who finished fifth in the race

Rossi pocketed 99 points or 6 points over his team mate Maverick Vinales, who finished third in the Dutch GP.

Meanwhile, occupants from the fourth row up to the 10th rank have not changed.

Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati) who finished first in two previous races of the Grand Prix of Italy and GP Catalunya, this time finished the race in seventh position.

The MotoGP riders will resume the competition in the GP series of Germany, from 13 to 15 July.

After the MotoGP 2018 GP after the Dutch Grand Prix. ROSSI Movistar Yamaha 99
3 Maverick VIÑALES Yamaha Movistar 93
4 Johann ZARCO Yamaha Tech3 81
5 Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati Team 79
6 Cal CRUTCHLOW Honda LCR 79
7 Jorge LORENZO Ducati Team 75
8 Danilo PETRUCCI Pramac Racing 71
9 Andrea IANNONE Suzuki Ecstar 71
10 Jack MILLER Pramac Racing 55
11 Alex RINS Suzuki Ecstar 53
12 Dani PEDROSA Honda Repsol 41
13 Alvaro BAUTISTA Angel Nieto 33
14 Pol ESPARGARO Red Bull KTM 32
15 Tito RABAT Avintia Racing 27
16 Franco MORBIDELLI Mark VDS 19
17 Hafiz SYAHRIN Yamaha Tech3 17
18 Aleix ESPARGARO Aprilia Gresini 16
19 Scott REDDING Aprilia Gresini 11
20 Takaaki NAKAGAMI LCR Honda 10
21 Bradley SMITH Red Bull KTM 7
22 Mika KALLIO Red Bull KTM 6
23 Karel ABRAHAM Angel Nieto 4
24 Thomas LUTHI Marc VDS
25 Xavier SIMEON Avintia Racing

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