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Round 2 of 22 Aftermath

Brazilian Grand Prix 2026

Autódromo Internacional de Goiânia - Ayrton Senna Brazil

3.835 m · 15 corners · 25 laps · since 1987
20.03 – 22.03.2026
Race weekend

As it happens

Live timing, the grid as it forms and who wins the run to turn one.

Sprint forecast

C13s

Sprint forecast based on the starting grid.

RiderGridWinPodiumTop 5Top 10P(DNF)Final
Fabio Di Giannantonio132%61%75%85%14%2
Marco Bezzecchi221%52%68%80%16%4
Marc Marquez315%48%68%87%9%1
Fabio Quartararo410%39%61%83%13%6
Jorge Martin58%31%57%88%7%3
Ai Ogura65%23%48%89%3%5
Fermin Aldeguer74%16%36%79%10%14
Alex Marquez82%11%27%74%10%7
Pedro Acosta91%7%18%66%14%9
Johann Zarco101%4%11%53%22%—
Francesco Bagnaia111%3%10%53%11%8
Toprak Razgatlioglu121%2%7%44%11%18
Joan Mir130%1%4%29%26%—
Diogo Moreira140%1%3%27%11%10
Franco Morbidelli150%1%2%21%7%16
Raul Fernandez160%1%2%16%6%12
Alex Rins170%0%1%10%9%13
Jack Miller180%0%1%6%9%19
Luca Marini190%0%1%4%12%11
Maverick Viñales200%0%0%3%8%—
Brad Binder210%0%0%2%17%15
Enea Bastianini220%0%0%1%11%17

Race forecast

C13

Forecast updated after the sprint: grid plus sprint pace.

RiderGridWinPodiumTop 5Top 10P(DNF)Final
Fabio Di Giannantonio132%65%78%83%15%3
Marco Bezzecchi219%52%73%83%16%1
Marc Marquez325%61%75%83%16%4
Fabio Quartararo44%21%48%82%13%16
Jorge Martin511%40%62%76%22%2
Ai Ogura66%25%49%72%25%5
Fermin Aldeguer70%2%8%52%18%8
Alex Marquez82%13%33%72%22%6
Pedro Acosta92%13%34%77%17%7
Johann Zarco100%2%10%59%18%9
Francesco Bagnaia110%5%17%62%25%—
Toprak Razgatlioglu120%0%0%16%16%17
Joan Mir130%0%3%29%38%—
Diogo Moreira140%1%7%52%16%13
Franco Morbidelli150%0%0%13%16%12
Raul Fernandez160%0%1%19%19%10
Alex Rins170%0%1%18%19%14
Jack Miller180%0%0%3%25%—
Luca Marini190%0%2%29%8%11
Maverick Viñales200%0%0%16%13%18
Brad Binder210%0%0%4%14%—
Enea Bastianini220%0%0%2%18%15

What the sprint changed

C13b
RiderPodiumΔWin
Rising
Marc Marquez45% → 61%+1714% → 25%
Jorge Martin27% → 40%+137% → 11%
Fabio Di Giannantonio59% → 65%+531% → 32%
Dropping
Fabio Quartararo39% → 21%−1812% → 4%
Fermin Aldeguer18% → 2%−164% → 0%
Johann Zarco6% → 2%−41% → 0%

The sprint is the only weekend data that makes us change our mind: it is real race pace, in traffic, the day before. Since 2023, adding it to the forecast cuts the average error from 2.7 to 2.5 positions.

Preview

Before the race

What to expect this weekend: race and qualifying outlook, the weight of the grid and the weather.

Attrition here

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Average here 18% · global 19%
YearDNFs%
20264/2218%