Italian Enea Bastianini won his home Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix after a final lap showdown with Pramac Racing’s Jorge Martin to give Ducati a 100th MotoGP victory while reigning champion Francesco Bagnaia crashed out while in third place.

It was a dreadful end to the weekend for Bagnaia, who had posted two track records and won Saturday's sprint, but a great one for Ducati who sealed the constructors' championship by moving 261 points ahead of KTM.

Emilia Romagna Sprint race was just what the Ducati Lenovo Team’s Pecco Baganaia needed. The Italian won a hard fought battle with Jorge Martin to close the gap in the title fight. Pecco’s comeback As the lights went out,