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Marc Marquez states importance of second at French GP to extend MotoGP lead

3 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

Marc Marquez has highlighted the importance of his steady ride to second at the tricky French Grand Prix after the result delivered him a substantial lead in the MotoGP standings. The six-time champion started Sunday’s grand prix just two points ahead of his brother Alex – the pair had traded narrow leads ever since Marc’s fall at the Americas GP in March.
Johann Zarco says French GP win will help factory Honda bid for MotoGP 2026

3 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

French Grand Prix winner Johann Zarco believes his surprise victory at Le Mans will help his quest to step up from LCR to the factory Honda team in MotoGP 2026. Zarco spoke earlier in the weekend about his desire to become a factory rider, even as his LCR boss Lucio Cecchinello remarked that there was “no point” in his star rider leaving the satellite squad.
French GP breaks MotoGP attendance record in 2025

3 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Lena Buffa

The 2025 French Grand Prix has broken the all-time record for the most spectators at a MotoGP round - as 311,797 fans were present across the Le Mans weekend. There were 94,757 in the grandstands on Thursday and Friday, while 96,637 were present on Saturday to watch home hero Fabio Quartararo claim pole. On Sunday, 120,403 witnessed another Frenchman Johann Zarco claim an incredible victory to make history at the event.
MotoGP French GP: Johann Zarco takes shock win ahead of Marc Marquez in thrilling race

3 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

Johann Zarco scored a sensational and emotional victory in a chaotic, mixed-weather edition of his home MotoGP French Grand Prix. While the LCR Honda rider streaked to victory by almost 20 seconds on a bizarre day at Le Mans, factory Ducati star Marc Marquez consolidated his championship lead with a steady second place. The six-time champion’s chief title rivals, Alex Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia, both crashed out of the race, leaving Marc with a 22-point lead over his brother in second.
Will Harley-Davidson’s MotoGP ‘bagger’ support series attract American fans?

3 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Jonathon Klein

For those who’ve ever witnessed both MotoGP and Formula 1, you’ll know that MotoGP’s machines are louder. F1’s muffled turbo-hybrids just can’t compete with the naturally aspirated motorcycle motors, and they sound better, too. Well that same sentiment can now be applied to the support series as Harley-Davidson and Dorna have inked a deal that’ll see the American manufacturer put on a series in the vein of the United States-based King of the Baggers series.
Francesco Bagnaia claims Marc Marquez "could ride a tractor and be competitive”

3 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

Francesco Bagnaia has continued his recent policy of openly admitting Marc Marquez’s riding superiority, having said he could “ride a tractor and be competitive”. This followed another disappointing day for Bagnaia, who on Saturday qualified sixth before crashing out of MotoGP's French Grand Prix sprint while Marquez won from second.
Fabio Quartararo will need to be “very clever” to win French GP

4 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

Fabio Quartararo says he and the factory Yamaha team will have to be “very clever” to convert pole position into victory in tomorrow’s French Grand Prix at Le Mans. The home favourite was outgunned by three Ducatis in today’s sprint despite taking an early lead. But the longer race on Sunday, combined with expected cooler temperatures and possible showers, will give him hope.
Road Glide bike to feature in new Harley-Davidson MotoGP series

4 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

The new Harley-Davidson championship set to feature on the 2026 MotoGP undercard will see riders battle it out on the manufacturer’s Road Glide model. Further details about the new one-make championship, which was revealed by Motorsport.com on Friday, were announced at the official launch over lunchtime at the French Grand Prix on Saturday. Harley-Davidson’s president and CEO Jochen Zeitz spoke at the launch alongside Dorna CEO Carmelo Ezpeleta.
MotoGP French GP: Fabio Quartararo delights home fans with Le Mans pole

4 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

Fabio Quartararo set himself up for a perfect home race weekend by snatching a second consecutive MotoGP pole position from Marc Marquez at Le Mans on Saturday morning. The Yamaha rider repeated his Jerez performance by defeating the factory Ducati fair and square in Q2. Alex Marquez will start third for Gresini Ducati, while Francesco Bagnaia could only manage sixth on the second factory Ducati.
Ross Chastain calls Trackhouse qualifying pace unacceptable

5 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Nick DeGroot

Looking at the final results, Ross Chastain is in the middle of a pretty good stretch of four top tens in the last five races, but it doesn't tell the whole story. He nearly won at Texas, finishing second, though that came after scoring zero stage points because he started back in 31st. Unfortunately, that's not an outlier. The pattern continues as he finished seventh at Bristol, but started 35th. Another seventh-place finish at Darlington came from 25th on the grid.