Marc Marquez kicked off his 2026 MotoGP campaign with a win in the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint, though the day was overshadowed by his anger over a start delay caused by a sinkhole on the main straight.

The Brazilian MotoGP has delayed its Saturday schedule due to damage to the track surface. Delays have been forced at the Brazilian MotoGP on Saturday due to damage to the track surface.

Several riders spoke post-race about the issue, displaying where they had been hit by bits of the track. Before the

It had been 22 long years since Brazil featured on the MotoGP calendar before last weekend’s return to the South American nation in Goiania, at the circuit named after Formula 1 great Ayrton Senna. As it turned out,

Marc Marquez says the moment that cost him a podium at the Brazilian MotoGP was caused by the track surface “coming loose”. The 31-lap race at Goiania was set to be the longest, in terms of number of laps,

After rain complicated matters at the first Brazilian Grand Prix since 2004 on Friday, Saturday took an unexpected turn at lunchtime when a sink hole was discovered on the inside of the start-finish straight soon after MotoGP qualifying.

MotoGP: The Spaniard came away with just a bruise and said after the race: “They shortened the GP for the riders’ safety. There was very little grip on the track, but I think it was due to the Moto2 race.