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Marc Márquez shines again on the night of Losail with another victory; Álex Márquez was second again and Bagnaia was eighth

by Daniel Rhodes
April 12, 2025
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Marc Márquez shines again on the night of Losail with another victory; Álex Márquez was second again and Bagnaia was eighth
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Another race and another victory! Marc Marquez returned to winning ways in the first MotoGP race in Doha, with the Ducati rider leading from start to finish. Pecco Bagnaia finished a distant eighth and returning Jorge Martín was 16th.

Everything is ready for the first MotoGP race in Doha, with Marc Márquez starting in pole position, ahead of Álex Márquez and Fabio Quartararo who completed the front row of the grid.

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The start went smoothly and without incident, with #93 taking advantage of its position to be in the lead:

LIGHTS OUT! 🚥@marcmarquez93 in control from pole! ✅#QatarGP 🇶🇦 pic.twitter.com/LwQEozKY1r

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) April 12, 2025

The fight for sixth place was fierce with Fermín Aldeguer moving into the position but being overtaken by Johann Zarco shortly after, before Álex Márquez briefly beat his brother and rival, thus taking the lead of the race, before the factory Ducati rider responded and retook the lead!

Franco Morbidelli was fourth after beating Quartararo after the first lap.

Further back Pecco Bagnaia was fighting against Fabio Di Giannantonio but the Italian from VR46 Racing Team ended up recovering the position.

With nine laps to go, returning Jorge Martín beat his arch-rival of recent years, Bagnaia, who was having a disastrous race and was now 12th, behind the world champion. On the following lap, however, Bagnaia regained 11th place, relegating Martín to 12th.

📉 @PeccoBagnaia keeps going backwards and now @88jorgemartin passes him for 11th 📈#QatarGP 🇶🇦 pic.twitter.com/nHeA21SbFZ

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) April 12, 2025

Aldeguer and Pedro Acosta were also having a hot duel, with the Gresini Racing rookie getting the better of it for now!

Some overtaking frenzy here 🔥⚔️ @Aldeguer54 is up to 7th and he's already chasing down @JohannZarco1! #QatarGP 🇶🇦 pic.twitter.com/ZyvpNgTt3H

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) April 12, 2025

The race quickly reached the halfway point and Marc led with almost six tenths of a second advantage over Álex, while the #73 in turn had 1.2s over Morbidelli. Quartararo remained in fourth, ahead of Maverick Viñales who remained in fifth.

Aldeguer meanwhile continued to gain positions and had just overtaken Viñales, whilst further back KTM saw Acosta having no arguments to hold off another rookie, Ai Ogura, who had reached eighth. With DiGia also beating Viñales, in the blink of an eye the Austrian manufacturer saw its bikes suffer. Maybe because of the vibration that the ridershad complained about on Thursday.

With three laps to go, only a disaster could prevent Marc Márquez from continuing with another dream round, with him taking a 1.676s advantage over Álex. #73 had 2.1s over Morbidelli.

Until the end it is worth noting that Quartararo was unable to hold his position and was overtaken by Aldeguer, while Bagnaia still finished in eighth position. The victory, unsurprisingly, went to Marc Márquez, with Álex again in second and Morbidelli in third.

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