Marc Marquez extended his lead in the MotoGP world championship standings with victory in the Dutch MotoGP despite starting on the second row in Assen.The Spaniard, 32, who also won Saturday's sprint race after recovering from two crashes in practice,

Marc Marquez secured victory at the Dutch Grand Prix, overcoming a second-row start to win his sixth race of the MotoGP season. Despite an early setback, Ducati's Francesco Bagnaia took third place. The win extends Marquez's championship lead as Assen marks 100 years of racing at the historic circuit.

ASSEN, Netherlands (Reuters) -Marc Marquez delivered a clinical masterclass at MotoGP's Cathedral of Speed on Sunday to claim victory at the Dutch Grand Prix while his brother and closest contender Alex suffered a race-ending crash that left him with a fractured hand.