Marc Marquez won the 2025 Argentina MotoGP, marking his 90th career victory and tying for third all-time wins. He finished 1.3 seconds ahead of brother Alex Marquez, further extending his championship lead. Franco Morbidelli secured third place, while Pecco Bagnaia took fourth in a race filled with competitive spirit and intense sibling rivalry.
In a thrilling display at the 2025 Argentina MotoGP, Marc Marquez emerged victorious over brother Alex Marquez, achieving a remarkable 90th career win. This victory places Marc Marquez third in the all-time wins list, equaling 13-time champion Angel Nieto. Having started from pole position, Marc dominated the weekend but faced strong competition, especially after an early mistake saw him lose the lead.
Marc Marquez reclaimed the lead on lap 21, finishing the race 1.3 seconds ahead of Alex, who had led for a significant portion. This win further consolidates Marc’s championship lead, extending his advantage to 16 points over Alex Marquez. Franco Morbidelli secured third place, marking his first podium since 2021, while Pecco Bagnaia finished fourth.
Marc Marquez made a great start, quickly getting ahead of Alex and Bagnaia. Despite pressure from Bagnaia and LCR Honda’s Johann Zarco, he initially maintained his position until running wide on lap four, allowing Alex to take the lead. Alex led until the 21st lap, when Marc began his comeback, showcasing his racing prowess.
As the race progressed, Morbidelli closed in on the leading duo but ultimately settled for third, finishing ahead of Bagnaia, who could not catch up. The final positions saw a mix of established riders and rookies, with notable performances from Ai Ogura and Luca Marini, while Yamaha’s Fabio Quartararo faced challenges that impacted his race.
The 2025 Argentina MotoGP not only highlighted the fierce competition between the Marquez brothers but also reinforced Marc’s status in the racing world, further enhancing his legacy as he continues to chase more victories.
The 2025 Argentina MotoGP proved to be a historic race for Marc Marquez as he secured his 90th career victory, tying for third all-time wins. The intense rivalry with his brother Alex showcased exceptional racing skill, further solidifying Marc’s leadership in the championship. With strong performances from riders like Franco Morbidelli and Pecco Bagnaia, the race delivered excitement and highlighted the ongoing competition in the MotoGP circuit.
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