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3 days ago |
motogpnews.com | Rory Mitchell
MotoGP heads to the TT Circuit in Assen for the 10th round of the season, with Marc Marquez looking to extend his championship lead. Francesco Bagnaia heads into the Dutch Grand Prix as the defending winner, having taken the hat-trick of victories last season. With him more than 100 points behind Marquez in the title race, he will need a good weekend to get his season back on track.
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1 week ago |
motogpnews.com | Kyle Archer
Marc Marquez overcame a last-gasp change to his launch control device to win the Sprint at the Italian Grand Prix, as Ducati teammate Francesco Bagnaia came third. Mugello saw Marquez score his 100th career pole position on Saturday morning, but the 32-year-old’s chances to win the Sprint at the 2025 Italian GP hit a bump before the lights went out. Yet Marquez recovered to win his eighth Sprint from a potential nine thus far this term.
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1 week ago |
motogpnews.com | Kyle Archer
Marc Marquez beat his Ducati teammate Francesco Bagnaia by just 0.059 seconds in qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix to secure his third career pole position at Mugello. The track in the rolling hills of Tuscany has rarely been a happy hunting ground for Marquez, despite all of the vast success the six-time MotoGP champion has tasted. But Ducati saw the Spaniard set the pace in qualifying this Saturday with a new Mugello lap record of 1:44.169.
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1 week ago |
motogpnews.com | Kyle Archer
Francesco Bagnaia may have a chance to put a dent in Marc Marquez’s championship lead, with the home hero the faster Ducati rider in practice for the Italian Grand Prix. Just 0.036 seconds may have separated the Ducati duo during Friday’s timed pre-qualifying practice session at Mugello. But, crucially, it was Bagnaia leading the Borgo Panigale natives’ endeavours behind KTM Tech3 racer Maverick Vinales. Marquez had to settle for third place.
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1 week ago |
motogpnews.com | Kyle Archer
Marc Marquez has dominated Francesco Bagnaia at Ducati since the six-time MotoGP champion joined the two-time title winner at the Bologna Bullets in the 2025 season. Ducati welcomed Marquez to Borgo Panigale this year as they sought to run a power pairing after the 32-year-old impressed in his first term on a Desmosedici at Gresini last year. Ducati overlooked Jorge Martin to sign Marquez before he had even won a race on a GP23, as well.
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