Six times the MotoGP World Champion defeated brothers Alex and Fabio de Jianntonio to take the local manufacturer on the platform for Dukta.
Dukati’s Mark Markez won the Italian Grand Prix after Dogo’s Dogfite at Podium’s place at the Mugolo Circuit, taking a checker flag next to the MotoGP Riders’ championships.
Alex Marx of Graceini Racing led a brief race before controlling Mark in the early Sunday, while VR 46 Racing’s Fabio de Giyanantonio finished third after his Italian patriotic Francisco Bagania.
In the early stages, the favorite Bagnaa also led the race, but the Factory Dukati Rider, who won the last three races in Mughelo, crossed the Marx Brothers and fourth in front of his home fans.
Mark Marx’s victory was the RD RD or victory in all the classes of his career, he had a motorcycle number, and had seen him as a competitor when the Spanier was with Honda.
“Amazing feelings … to win the three ducks on the platform, to win red in red,” Mark now leads Alex to the point while Bagnai is third.
“I have already understood this morning that was very special to them, even for me, because I feel a part of them. Super happy.
“We managed this race … I was quiet and then when the tires fell a bit, I started to give everything. It was a pleasure to score 37 points in this amazing weekend.”
With the refreshing and Saturday’s Sprint victory, Mark was locked in the battle of brotherhood with Alex – an ongoing theme this season, from claiming his historic 100th career pole.
In the nearest quarter racing between the two factory duck machines, the initial laps revealed as a masterclass-their special Italian innovation period was shining through Mughello’s strong turns-but Alex remained on their tail.
Bagnia refuses to win in the race in the house
When Baganaiya took the lead from Mark for a short time, the crowd broke out, but there were high-speed plays while trading in the post-subsequent positions, and occasionally heart-stricken with each other.
When Baganai pushed his bike to the limits, the disaster was almost shocked and touched the previous tire of the mark because he was forced to break the break and his condition surrendered to Alex.
Fans in the Grandstand saw a spectacular moment when the three drivers thundered in the turn One Averest, Alex saw a brief control, fell to the third place on the break, and then re -claimed the main moment.
But finally Mark opened up, and the brother Alex defended the second place against Baganaiya.
However, the Italian was not a late-time speed to catch it, and soon he was forced to defend the final platform, DI Jiananutonio tried his patriotism.
To get into the two laps, DI Jianantono twice pulled behind the champion and rushed to claim the final platform for the first platform in Mughello.
“I know that I have a lot of danger to take it, but finally, the last thigh, I said, ‘Well, let’s go,’ and we have done it,” said De Jiantonio.
“My first platform in MotoGP Muglo in front of this extraordinary group of fans.”
