Marc Marquez achieved his fourth consecutive victory at the 2025 MotoGP Argentina Grand Prix, outpacing his brother Alex Marquez, who finished second. While Francesco Bagnaia struggled, Franco Morbidelli secured third place. Marc’s dominant performance extends his lead in the championship standings, showcasing his unparalleled skills in the competition.
In the 2025 MotoGP Argentina Grand Prix held at Termas de Rio Hondo, Marc Marquez secured his fourth consecutive victory of the season, remaining unbeaten. Although his younger brother, Alex Marquez, initially led much of the race, Marc reclaimed the lead with four laps remaining. This victory continues Marc’s dominance, achieving four wins from four races this year, comprising two sprints and two grands prix.
Francesco Bagnaia’s performance declined, as he failed to secure another podium finish, ultimately landing in fourth place. The final podium settlement saw Franco Morbidelli from VR46 Ducati clinch third, marking his first podium since 2021. As the race unfolded, both Marc and Alex Marquez engaged in intense competition, with Alex momentarily overtaking Marc following a mistake.
The race started under warm conditions; Marc Marquez took an early lead followed closely by Alex and Bagnaia. A notable incident occurred when Marco Bezzecchi lost control, causing a collision and impacting Fabio Quartararo’s race performance. Meanwhile, Morbidelli used a softer rear tyre strategy, maneuvering into a podium position by lap five and successfully managing his tyres throughout the event.
The last segments of the race showcased Marc Marquez’s ability to regain his position; after a brief setback, he overtook Alex on lap 22 and maintained a definitive lead, finishing 1.362 seconds ahead. This performance has positioned Marc with a 16-point advantage in the championship standings, with Morbidelli and Bagnaia following him. The hard-fought victory, even against his brother, reflects Marquez’s ongoing prowess in the MotoGP arena.
Marc Marquez continues to demonstrate his exceptional capabilities in the 2025 MotoGP season, having secured victories in all four races thus far. His latest win at the Argentina Grand Prix not only underlines his competitive edge but also positions him firmly in the championship lead. As the season progresses, the rivalry with his brother Alex and the challenges from competitors like Bagnaia and Morbidelli remain key focal points in the ongoing MotoGP narrative.
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