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He Spanish Marc Márquez (Ducati Desmosedici GP25), the Brazilian Diogo Moreira (Kalex) and the Spanish José Antonio Rueda (Ktm) he reign In their respective categories in the considered ‘cathedral’ of world motorcycling, the TT circuit of Assenscenario of Grand Prize of the Netherlands of motorcycling.

Assen fulfilled his centenary, because in this layout that was initially urban, races have been disputed since 1924 and since 1949 he has been part of the calendar of the Motorcycling World Championship.

It has only lacked in the 2020 edition because of the worldwide pandemic for the Coronavirus Covid’19, and more than 200,000 fans (200.104, 109,499 only on Sunday) were able to witness the sixth victory of the year both Marc Márquez and José Antonio Rueda, in addition to the first triumph of the ‘Paulista’ Diogo Moreira.

Both Marc Márquez as José Antonio Rueda They have managed to increase their advantage in the provisional classification of the World Cup, in which the former has 68 points ahead of his brother and the second accumulates 69 with respect to the Spanish Álvaro Carpe.

Marc Márquezin addition to achieving the sixth victory of the season and the third consecutive, he adds his sixty -eighth win in the queen category, which equals the legendary Italian pilot Giacomo Agostini, and adds the victory number 94 in all categories of the Motorcycling World Cup.

The eight -time world champion only has in the number of victories in the Queen category to the Italian Valentino Rossi, which accumulates a total of 89 wins.

Márquez first beat his brother Alex in the second round to get behind the wake of ‘Pecco’ Wetto which he advanced a few laps later to lead the test until the end of it.

It was before concluding the fifth round when Marc Márquez saw his opportunity to overcome ‘Pecco Bagnaia and thus lead the race until the end, while his brother Alex Márquez went through the soils in the second sector (Curve Five) when trying to return the overtaking to Pedro Acosta (KTM RC 16).

Alex Márquez had to go through the medical center of the Dutch circuit to pass a medical review, in which the fracture in the second metacarpal of the left hand was detected, which will force him to go through the operating room.

Marc Márquez marked a solid rhythm And constant that allowed him to maintain the leadership, while behind, in the ninth round Marco Bezzecchi beat ‘Pecco’ Bagnaia, who seemed to be suffering more than at the beginning of the race and looked ‘atosigate’ by Pedro Acosta, which although he surpassed him shortly after, he could not endure the final ‘attack’ of the Italian, which ended third.

The Brazilian Diogo Moreira (Kalex) achieved his first victory in the category of Moto2just with 56 thousandths of a second advantage over the Spanish Arón Canet (Kalex), who with the second position narrowed differences with the leader Manuel González (Kalex).

That was the order of arrival in the Moto2 test, Diogo Moreira ahead of Arón Caneleader for almost the entire race, with Manuel González Third after recovering from its low performance in the first part of the competition, so González now has 159 points, five more than Canet and 31 points compared to the Brazilian.

The Spanish José Antonio Rueda (KTM) His sixth victory of the season was also awarded, which allows him to be more leader of the championship, and that he had to stop with a red flag in the last round.

The fall starring in the variant of the entrance to the finish line to start the last round, in which the Spanish Adrián Fernández (Honda), the Japanese were involved Taiyo Furusato (Honda) and the Italian Luca Lunetta (Honda), the most harmed with a fracture of tibia and fibula, forced career direction to show red flag so that the transalpine could be treated.

Thus, the victory fell to José Antonio Rueda, ahead of his compatriot David Muñoz (KTM) and the Hispanic-Argentine Valentín Perrone (KTM), the first three in the last complete turn of all the pilots, the penultimate.