The 23-year-old gave the Japanese marque a first triumph in 26 races since a year ago's Dutch TT at Assen, serenely holding off a charging Andrea Iannone over the last couple of laps to take the checkered banner in 40 minutes, 51.081 seconds.
"It feels astonishing, it's been such a troublesome year for me, I can't trust I've won," Vinales said.
"The bicycle was impeccable today. When I went too far, there were tears in my eyes."
Iannone completed 1.543 seconds back to take second for Suzuki in front of his kindred Italian Andrea Dovizioso, who did his odds of anchoring second place in the riders' title no mischief by completing third on his Ducati.
Marquez, who sewed up his fifth MotoGP title with three races to save in Japan a weekend ago, began on post however endured just five of the 27 laps in the race.
Johann Zarco's Tech3 Yamaha gotten the back of the Spaniard's Honda going into turn one and despite the fact that the Frenchman got away from a frightful rapid accident without genuine damage, the harm to Marquez's bicycle finished his race.
Vinales had dropped from second to tenth on the opening lap yet worked his way back to the front and he step by step extended his lead over the field to guarantee his fifth MotoGP win — a first since a year ago's French Terrific Prix.
His partner Valentino Rossi, Dovizioso's principle adversary for second place in the title, completed 6th behind Alvaro Bautista, who was remaining in for three-times best on the planet Jorge Lorenzo on the plant Ducati, and Suzuki's Alex Rins.
Seven-times title holder Rossi will head into the last two adjusts in Malaysia and Valencia 15 points behind countryman Dovizioso.
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