Marc Márquez claims 100th career win at Hungarian GP

Marc Márquez secured a historic 100th career victory across all classes with a commanding win at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday at the Balaton Park circuit. The seven-time MotoGP world champion, riding for Ducati, completed a weekend double after also winning Saturday's sprint race from pole position, defeating KTM's Pedro Acosta by 1.3 seconds in a fierce duel.

The race was dramatically reshaped on the opening lap by a multi-rider crash at the first corner. Reigning world champion Jorge Martín lost control of his Aprilia under braking, sliding into his teammate and championship leader Marco Bezzecchi. The incident also collected Gresini Racing's Fermín Aldeguer and Trackhouse Aprilia rider Raúl Fernández, ending their races immediately. Fabio Di Giannantonio was involved but managed to rejoin. Both Martín and Bezzecchi were taken to the medical center; Aprilia reported bruising and contusions but no visible fractures for either rider.

With several front-runners eliminated, Márquez, who started from pole, initially led before Acosta seized the initiative with an overtake on the second lap. The KTM rider built an early lead, but Márquez steadily closed the gap as the race...