Bezzecchi wins the first-ever Indian GP; keeps Championship hopes alive
Marco Bezzacchi the winner of Indian GP: MotoGP New Delhi Mooney VR46 Racing rider Marco Bezzecchi ensured he was still in the Championship title race with a dominating display at the inaugural Indian Grand Prix, finishing the race with an 8.64-second gap over the second-placed Spanish rider, Jorge Martin. “I am very happy, it was a tough race, very long, but after yesterday, where unfortunately, in the start, I got hit by Luca. Today, I wanted to get my revenge and fortunately, I started better, I got on the lead quite early and then I just started to put my rhythm on,” said Bezzecchi, the winner of the first Indian GP in a post-race Interview. Bezzecchi has had an all-around weekend, starting with the qualifying on Saturday, where he secured the pole with the fastest lap of 1:43:94. But things went haywire for the Italian during the Tissot Sprint race, when he got hit from behind, on the first turn, by teammate Luca Marini. Marini was later diagnosed with a fractured collarbone, putt...