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2026 British MotoGP, Silverstone – Race Results: Updated after penalty

Revised race results from the 2026 British MotoGP at Silverstone, round 12 of 22. Race results updated after a 16-second post-race penalty for Fabio Quartararo, which drops the Yamaha rider from 12th place to 16th and last: Fabio Quartararo penalised for technical infringement at Silverstone MotoGP Raul Fernandez dominates the 2026 British MotoGP, extending Silverstone’s […]

By deepak · August 10, 2026 · 2 min read

Revised race results from the 2026 British MotoGP at Silverstone, round 12 of 22.

Race results updated after a 16-second post-race penalty for Fabio Quartararo, which drops the Yamaha rider from 12th place to 16th and last:

Fabio Quartararo penalised for technical infringement at Silverstone MotoGP

Raul Fernandez dominates the 2026 British MotoGP, extending Silverstone’s run of different grand prix winners to twelve in a row.

The Trackhouse star made amends for his Sprint error by leading from start to finish, taking the chequered flag 2.5s clear of title leader Jorge Martin.

Martin’s exhausted team-mate Marco Bezzecchi held off late pressure from Gresini Ducati’s Alex Marquez to complete another all-Aprilia podium.

While fellow front row starters Martin and Ai Ogura ran wide when their rear ride-height devices remained locked-down at Turn 1, Fernandez snatched the holeshot and blasted into the distance.

The Spaniard was over four seconds clear of factory Aprilia duo Martin and Bezzecchi by the halfway stage, when team-mate Ogura crashed out of seventh with his first race mistake of the year.

After a big tyre drop on the soft in the Sprint, all riders ran the medium rear – again with the hard front – for the grand prix.

Fernandez’s searing early pace raised questions over whether he’d pay a high price later on.

But he was able to safely manage his advantage over Sprint winner Martin to the chequered flag.

Behind the Bezzecchi-Alex Marquez battle, KTM’s Pedro Acosta, VR46’s Fabio di Giannantonio and reigning champion Marc Marquez completed the top seven.

Marc, who suffered a huge tyre drop and slipped to ninth in the Sprint, appeared focused on nursing his rear tyre in the grand prix, rather than trying to attack.

Joan Mir and Alex Rins tangled on the opening lap, leaving them both on the ground. No further action was taken by the FIM Stewards.

Enea Bastianini, Iker Lecuona, Cal Crutchlow, Pecco Bagnaia and Ogura later crashed on their own.

Source: Read the original article on www.crash.net