Jerez de la Frontera will host the world championship on April 26 at the Circuito de Jerez – Ángel Nieto
MotoGP’s next stop is Spain, in Jerez, with a well-defined scenario after the GP of the Americas, held in Austin. Italian Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) won his third consecutive victory and is unanimous in the World Championship.
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Bezzecchi has 81 points and consolidates himself as the name to beat at the beginning of the championship, even if there are still 19 rounds to go.
Right behind is his teammate, Jorge Martin, with 77 points. The Spaniard even led the table after winning the sprint in Austin, but was overtaken by Bezzecchi in the main race, forming an Aprilia one-two.
In third place in MotoGP 2026 is Pedro Acosta, with 60 points, maintaining regularity in the early stages and consolidating himself as one of the protagonists of the season.
Closing the top-10 of the championship so far are experienced names and young talents: Fabio Di Giannantonio (50 points), Marc Marquez (45), Raul Fernandez (40), Ai Ogura (37), Alex Marquez (28), Francesco Bagnaia (25) and Luca Marini (23).
Brazilian Diogo Moreira occupies 16th place, with nine points. At the GP of the Americas, he finished in 13th place, repeating the performance of the previous round in Brazil and adding three more points in the standings.
MotoGP’s next stop will be the traditional Spanish GP, between April 24 and 26, at the Jerez circuit. The stage marks the beginning of the European phase of the season and could be decisive to confirm Aprilia’s initial dominance or reopen the dispute for the world title.
MotoGP 2026 standings (top 10 after the GP of the Americas)
