Won the Grand Prix of the Netherlands, Marquez spreads the Distance with Rossi in the standings

KOMPAS.com – Repsol Honda rider Marc Marquez finished first in the Dutch GP race held on Sunday at Circuit Assen (1/7/2018).

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 race at the GP of the United States, GP of Spain, and the GP of France [19659002] Finished in first place at the Dutch GP, Marquez is entitled to 25 extra points

See also: the results of the Dutch GP, Marquez won, Fifth Rossi

further reinforces the position of winners of four MotoGP World Championship titles in the 2018 season standings.

Marquez is collecting 140 points. He took the lead of Valentino Rossi (Movistar Yamaha) who finished fifth in this race

Rossi pocketed 99 points or six points over teammate Maverick Vinales, who finished third in the country's GP. Low.

Meanwhile, the fourth to tenth rank has not changed.

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

MotoGP riders will resume the GP Series competition from July 13-15.

Here is the MotoGP 2018 ranking after the Dutch GP

1 Marc BRAND Honda SPA 140
2 Valentino ROSSI Yamaha ITA 99
3 Maverick VINALES Yamaha SPA 93
4 Johann ZARCO Yamaha ENG 81
5 Andrea DOVIZIOSO Ducati ITA 79
6 Cal CRUTCHLOW Honda GBR 79
7 Jorge LORENZO Ducati SPA 75
8 Danilo PETRUCCI Ducati ITA 71
9 Andrea IANNONE Suzuki ITA 71
10 Jack MILLER Ducati AUS 55
11 Alex RINS Suzuki SPA 53
12 Dani PEDROSA Honda SPA 41
13 Alvaro BAUTISTA Ducati Spa 33
14 Pol ESPARGARO KTM SPA 32
15 Tito RABAT Ducati SPA 27
16 Franco MORBIDELLI Honda ITA 19
17 Hafizh SYAHRIN Yamaha MAL 17
18 Aleix ESPARGARO Aprilia SPA 16
19 Scott REDDING Aprilia GBR 11
20 Takaaki NAKAGAMI Honda JPN 10
21 Bradley Smith KTM GBR 7
22 E ka KALLIO KTM FIN 6 [194] 59007] 23 Karel ABRAHAM Ducati CZE 4
24 Thomas LUTHI SWI Honda
25 Xavier SIMEON Ducati BEL