Marc Marquez wins sixth consecutive Moto GP race
It was the Spaniard's sixth consecutive grand prix victory, having won Saturday's sprint from the second row.
Not since 2014 had the 32-year-old claimed six wins in a row, with Marquez now unbeaten since the British Grand Prix in May.
"I'm super, super happy to finally take the first victory here in Austria," said Marquez.
"We found a good setup, especially with the used tyres, as we saw with Marco [Bezzecchi] in the first part.
"He was super strong, but then I just waited. I tried in the beginning, but it was too risky. Then I preferred to wait and attack in the end."
Bezzecchi led for much of the race after starting from pole position before a late surge from the Spaniard.
The Italian then had to settle for third behind Gresini Ducati rider Fermin Aldeguer, who took his best MotoGP result.
With nine rounds left, Marquez is now firmly in the driving seat to claim a seventh MotoGP crown.
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