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Title: 2025 Portugal MotoGP Sprint Race: Marquez Beats Acosta

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor November 8, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Alex Marquez Secures Victory in 2025 Portugal MotoGP Sprint Race

Portimão, Portugal – November ‍9, 2025 – Alex Marquez of Gresini⁤ Ducati claimed a decisive victory in teh MotoGP Sprint ⁤race at the Algarve International⁣ Circuit today, November 8, 2025, finishing with a margin‌ of +5.276 seconds over ‍second-place finisher Franco Morbidelli. The race, held under clear skies, saw a dynamic battle for position amongst the premier class riders.

This ‍Sprint race result is particularly significant as it sets the ⁢stage for Sunday’s main Grand⁢ Prix event, influencing grid positions and providing valuable data for race⁢ strategy. The outcome impacts championship ⁤standings and offers crucial momentum for riders vying for podium finishes throughout ‍the 2025 season. Marquez’s win marks a strong‌ start to the Portuguese leg of the championship, demonstrating⁣ the competitiveness of ‌the Ducati machinery and the Spaniard’s growing prowess.

Fabio Di Giannantonio, riding for Pertamina VR46 Ducati, secured third place, trailing marquez by +6.088 seconds. Fermin Aldeger of BK8 Gresini Ducati finished fourth, +8.864 seconds behind the leader, while Johann Zarco on⁢ the Castrol Honda ⁣LCR completed ⁣the top five, +8.886 seconds off the pace.

World Champion Francesco ‍Bagnaia finished eighth, +8.898 seconds ⁤back, with Brad Binder of Red Bull KTM in ninth, +9.052 seconds behind Marquez. paul Espargaro (Red Bull KTM Tech3) rounded out the top ten, +10.121 seconds⁤ in arrears.

Several riders faced challenges during the ⁣race, including Nicolo bulega, Joan ⁢Mir, and Somkiat Chantra, all of whom were forced to retire. Full⁢ race results are as follows:

Alex Marquez⁤ (SPA) Gresini Ducati (GP24)
Franco ‍Morbidelli (ITA) Pertamina ‍VR46 Ducati (GP24) +5.276s
Fabio Di giannantonio (ITA) Pertamina VR46 Ducati (GP25) +6.088s
Fermin ⁤Aldeger‍ (SPA) BK8 Gresini Ducati ⁢(GP24) +8.864s
Johann Zarco (FRA) ⁣Castrol Honda LCR (RC213V) +8.886s
francesco Bagnaia (ITA) Ducati Lenovo (GP25) +8.898s
Brad Binder (RSA) Red Bull KTM (RC16)⁤ +9.052s
Paul ⁤Espargaro (SPA)⁢ Red Bull KTM Tech3 (RC16) +10.121s
Ai Ogura (JPN) Trackhouse Aprilia (RS-GP25) +10.290s
Luca Marini (ITA) Honda HRC Castrol (RC213V) ‍+12.016s
Enea Bastianini (ITA) ⁢Red ⁤Bull KTM Tech3 (RC16) +13.469s
Jack Miller (AUS) Pramac Yamaha (YZR-M1) +13.900s
Miguel Oliveira (POR) Pramac Yamaha (YZR-M1) +15.289s
Alex Rins (SPA) Monster Yamaha⁣ (YZR-M1) +22.861s
lorenzo Savadori (ITA) ⁣aprilia Factory (RS-GP25) +25.456s

DNF: Nicolo Bulega (ITA) Ducati Lenovo (GP25)
DNF: Joan‌ mir (SPA) Honda ‍HRC Castrol (RC213V)

November 8, 2025 0 comments

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Pogacar wins the road test in the Cycling World Championship in Rwanda: bis of the Slovenian in front of Eventapoel

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor September 28, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Tadej Pogačar of Slovenia secured his ⁣second consecutive gold medal at the UCI Cycling World ⁢Championships, winning the men’s road race in Rwanda on September 28, 2025. He finished ahead of Mathieu van der Poel, replicating his victory from the previous championship.

The win solidifies Pogačar’s position as a dominant force in cycling, marking⁣ a significant achievement for the Slovenian rider and a compelling start to the 2025 championship series. This victory is especially noteworthy as it occurred in Rwanda, showcasing the growing prominence of african cycling and providing a platform for the ⁢sport’s expansion into new territories. ⁣The result sets the stage for continued ‌rivalry between Pogačar and van der Poel throughout the remainder of the season and into future competitions.

The race, held on September 28, 2025,‌ saw Pogačar demonstrate extraordinary endurance and tactical prowess,‍ ultimately outmaneuvering ⁤a strong field of competitors including van der Poel. Details regarding⁢ the course and⁤ specific race times were ⁣not instantly ‌available.

September 28, 2025 0 comments

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by Alex Carter - Sports Editor July 13, 2025

written by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

Marquez wins again and increases the advantage in the standings

(Paolo Lorenzi) There was no doubt, as it had gone in the past and how they went Sprint tests and race on the weekend. Marc Marquez resumed Sachsenring (where he had not left two years ago and had closed according to the slope year): his track. “Danke Sachsenring,” joked the king of the German circuit. “We are halfway through the way, I must still stay concentrated,” said Marc. It is difficult to think that someone can really undermine his primacy in the standings: 83 points on the second and 147 on the third. For the umpteenth time, his brother Alex ended behind him (15 times second out of 22 departures this year), despite being fresh from intervention on his left hand, fractured in Assen. Not even the third place of Bagnaia surprises (seven podiums here), if it were not that Pecco got it by virtue of the falls of Bezzecchi and Giannantonio, in front of him.

The two compatriots have self -elywed by a race that could bring them to the podium. By Giannantonio to the eighteenth passage, three laps after Romagna. Huge regret thinking about the race they were doing, especially Marco who started from the third box, had spotted the departure and ran on the wave of the second place conquered the day before in the sprint race. Fabio could count on the pass sported in trial (on Friday he had signed the new record of the circuit, trimming four tenths to Marc Marquez). Same dynamic: both fell to the braking at the bottom of the straight, critical point, the scene of different falls. Many, too many: eighteen lined up at the start (on a grid of 22) only ten have reached the finish line. Yesterday the list of starters had lost Vinales in qualifying and Morbidelli in the race; Bastianini had not even reached Germany due to a suspected appendicitis, Chantra was operated on the knee four days earlier. Today they ended up in the gravel, in addition to the two Italians, also Ogura, Acosta, Zarco, Mir, Oliveira and Savadori.

July 13, 2025 0 comments