Austrian MotoGP by numbers

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25 – Francesco Bagnaia’s win is his 25th in the premier class, which means he equals MotoGP Legend Kevin Schwantz in 10th on the list of riders with most premier class wins. 

24 – Jorge Martin finished second for his 24th podium in MotoGP, all with Ducati. He is now alone in fourth on the list of Ducati riders with most podiums in the class, behind MotoGP™️ Legends Andrea Dovizioso (40) and Casey Stoner (42), with Bagnaia top on 44. 

17 – With Bagnaia winning ahead of Martin and Enea Bastianini, this is the 17th podium lockout for Ducati in MotoGP, equalling Honda as the manufacturers with most MotoGP™️ podium lockouts (1-2-3 finishes). 

15 – Bastianini finished third for his 15th podium in MotoGP, all with Ducati. He is now tied with Johann Zarco in seventh on the list of Ducati riders with most podiums in the class, behind Jack Miller (21 podiums). 

9 – The win for Bagnaia is Ducati’s ninth at the Red Bull Ring, which is now the most successful Ducati track in MotoGP, ahead of Lusail (8 wins). 

8 – This is the eighth podium in a row locked out by Ducati – extending the record for any manufacturer. 

7 – Bagnaia took his seventh Grand Prix victory so far this year and equalled his maximum number of wins he’s ever taken in a single MotoGP season (from 2022 and 2023). He is now leading the Championship with a 5-point advantage on Jorge Martin. 

4 – Red Bull Ring became the fourth different track where Bagnaia has three wins, along with Jerez, Mugello and Assen, all of which he’s reigned at three times in a row over the last three years.