
Pedro Acosta has finally clinched his highly anticipated first MotoGP Grand Prix victory, storming to a spectacular win at the Red Bull Ring today. The sensational triumph also marks KTM's first premier-class victory in four years, as Acosta overtook Jorge Martín to claim the top step of the podium ahead of Marco Bezzecchi.


The wait is officially over for Pedro Acosta. On Sunday, September 20, 2026, the young Spanish phenom delivered a masterclass at the Austrian Grand Prix, securing his maiden MotoGP premier-class victory in thrilling fashion at the Red Bull Ring.
In a race packed with high-speed drama, Acosta showcased maturity well beyond his years. The decisive moment arrived on Lap 9 when he executed a flawless overtaking maneuver to snatch the lead from championship contender Jorge Martín. Once in clean air, Acosta controlled the pace beautifully, fending off late pressure to cross the finish line and etch his name into the MotoGP history books.
The victory triggered wild celebrations in the KTM garage, as Acosta’s triumph ended a grueling four-year winless drought for the Austrian manufacturer at their home circuit. Jorge Martín ultimately settled for second place, securing crucial championship points, while Marco Bezzecchi rounded out the podium in third.
Meanwhile, Marc Márquez endured a frustrating afternoon, finishing down in fifth place and losing valuable ground in the fierce championship title race. As the paddock catches its breath, all eyes are now firmly fixed on Acosta to see how he builds on this monumental breakthrough.