Marc Marquez continued his dominance in the MotoGP championship with a commanding victory at the German Grand Prix held at the Sachsenring. The race, however, was marred by a series of crashes that saw only 10 out of 18 riders complete all 30 laps.

Marquez, riding for Ducati, started from pole position and led the race from start to finish, unchallenged. This victory marks his fourth consecutive grand prix win and his ninth MotoGP victory at the Sachsenring, a track where he has historically performed exceptionally well.

"One more [win at the Sachsenring] was super special," said the 32-year-old Marquez. "From the beginning, I felt good, the confidence when I started the weekend was super high because we were coming from three victories in a row. We are in an incredible moment."

Behind Marquez, the race was chaotic, particularly at turn one, where several riders crashed out. Marquez's brother, Alex Marquez, who is still recovering from a fractured hand sustained at the Dutch Grand Prix, managed to finish second, while Francesco Bagnaia secured the third spot on the podium.

The championship now moves to the Czech Republic Grand Prix in Brno, where Marquez will look to extend his lead further. With 83 points at the top of the standings, Marquez is in a strong position as the season progresses.

Key Highlights:

• Marc Marquez wins his fourth consecutive grand prix.
• Only 10 riders finished the race due to multiple crashes.
• Marquez extends his lead in the MotoGP standings to 83 points.
• Next race: Czech Republic Grand Prix in Brno.

Marquez's performance at the Sachsenring continues to solidify his reputation as one of the greatest riders in MotoGP history. Fans and analysts alike will be eagerly watching as the season unfolds, with Marquez looking to add more victories to his already impressive record.