Marc Marquez secured his eighth sprint race victory of the 2025 MotoGP season at the Italian Grand Prix held at the Mugello Circuit. Starting from pole position, Marquez faced a challenging start, dropping to third place due to a launch control issue but recovered impressively by overtaking his brother Alex Marquez and teammate Francesco Bagnaia on lap four. He maintained the lead for the remaining laps, finishing 1.441 seconds ahead of Alex Marquez, who took second place, and Bagnaia, who finished third, 2.561 seconds behind the winner. The 11-lap sprint race, held under dry conditions with a track temperature of 49°C, showcased Marquez’s skill, extending his championship lead to 35 points with a total of 233 points. The event drew significant attention, with Marquez achieving his 100th career pole across all classes earlier in the day. Other notable results included Maverick Vinales finishing fourth for KTM, 3.5 seconds behind, and Fabio Di Giannantonio in fifth. The race featured a dramatic moment when KTM riders Pedro Acosta and Brad Binder retired on the first lap due to a collision, impacting their points haul. The Mugello Circuit, known for its 5.245km layout and top speed record of 227.5mph, hosted a competitive field, with Ducati riders occupying the top three spots. The victory sets the stage for the main race on June 22, 2025, with Marquez aiming to maintain his dominance.
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