• Alex Marquez claims his first MotoGP victory at the Spanish Grand Prix.
• Brother Marc crashes early in the race, finishing 12th.
• Fabio Quartararo and Francesco Bagnaia secure second and third places, respectively.
• Alex leads the championship standings by one point over Marc.
• Crowd of over 100,000 enthusiastic fans witnessed the event.

Gresini Racing's Alex Marquez achieved his first victory in MotoGP at the Spanish Grand Prix, significantly boosting his championship position as he now leads over his elder brother Marc, who unfortunately crashed early and finished in 12th place. This race added to the excitement as Alex had seven second-place finishes leading up to this success, marking a pivotal moment for the rider on home soil in front of more than 100,000 fans, according to Channel News Asia and Al Jazeera.

Alex's victory was especially meaningful as it was celebrated on April 27, just days after his 29th birthday, which he described as "the best birthday present." After crossing the finish line, the chequered flag was waved by esteemed Spanish tennis player Carlos Alcaraz. He expressed joy over his performance, stating, "I cannot ask for more. It was a race where I was really clever in all the movements," according to Channel News Asia and Dawn.

During the action-packed race, Fabio Quartararo from Yamaha finished in second place, marking the brand's first podium since the 2023 Indonesian Grand Prix. Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia rounded out the top three following a competitive performance. As Marc crashed at turn seven while attempting to pass, Alex quickly capitalized on the situation by overtaking Bagnaia, securing his second position before ultimately winning, as noted by Channel News Asia, Al Jazeera, and Dawn.

After his victory, Alex created history alongside Marc as the first brothers to win in MotoGP, a milestone celebrated widely among fans. As excitement built in the Marquez Grandstand, the atmosphere was electric, showcasing not only competitive spirit but familial pride. "Incredible, to be on the podium is super special," Quartararo stated regarding his experience, emphasizing the challenging race conditions, according to Channel News Asia, Al Jazeera, and Dawn.