Pos.	Rider	Team	Bike	Time/Gap
1	Francesco Bagnaia	Ducati Lenovo	Ducati	39:00.191
2	Alex Marquez	Gresini	Ducati	2.089
3	Fabio Di Giannantonio	VR46	Ducati	3.594
4	Franco Morbidelli	VR46	Ducati	10.732
5	Jack Miller	Pramac	Yamaha	11.857
6	Marco Bezzecchi	Aprilia Factory	Aprilia	12.238
7	Enea Bastianini	Tech 3	KTM	12.815
8	Luca Marini	Honda	Honda	15.646
9	Ai Ogura	Trackhouse Racing	Aprilia	16.344
10	Fabio Quartararo	Yamaha	Yamaha	18.255
11	Alex Rins	Yamaha	Yamaha	24.256
12	Raul Fernandez	Trackhouse Racing	Aprilia	27.938
13	Augusto Fernandez	Tech3	KTM	35.740
14	Maverick Vinales	Tech 3	KTM	42.724
15	Lorenzo Savadori	Aprilia Racing	Aprilia	46.397
16	Somkiat Chantra	LRC	Honda	1:03.601
17	Johann Zarco	LCR Honda	Honda	1:03.701
DNF	Fermin Aldeguer	Gresini	Ducati	- - -
DNF	Brad Binder	KTM Factory	KTM	- - -
DNF	Marc Marquez	DUCATI FACTORY	Ducati	- - -
DNF	Joan Mir	Honda	Honda	- - -
DNF	Pedro Acosta	KTM	KTM	- - -

This was one of the more bizarre MotoGP races in recent memory.

It began with Fabio Quartararo crashing his Yamaha on the sighting lap and culminated with Marc Marquez crashing out of a big lead in a dry race.

Then the Safety Car was being driven very aggressively and powerslid into the barriers in turn 15 on the warm-up lap.

Just before the scheduled start Marc Marquez bolted from the grid like he was about to be served papers by a divorce lawyer. Most of the grid, who were not on slicks, followed him and chaos reigned for a few minutes until the race start could be resumed. Riders, in leathers and helmets, were running down the pitlane to get their dry bikes.

Marquez was the first one to run and he must have had a plan as he pushed his umbrella girl away from his spot on the grid a few minutes before he broke and ran.

Total chaos ensued. Riders and teams were trying to drag motorcycles hither and yon. Afterwards, the majority of the grid started the race on slicks.

Marquez crashed out with a huge lead, re-mounted, but with the right footpeg sheared off, pulled in after a few laps. He DNF'd the race.

Francesco Bagnaia won the race by over two seconds.