MotoGP – Final Results

Main Race Top 5:

Pos	Rider	Team / Bike	Gap
1	Marc Márquez	Ducati Lenovo	–
2	Marco Bezzecchi	Aprilia Racing	+1.753 s
3	Pedro Acosta	Red Bull KTM	+3.366 s
4	Francesco Bagnaia	Ducati Lenovo	+3.879 s
5	Raúl Fernández	Trackhouse Aprilia	+10.045 s

 

Race Highlights & Analysis:

• Marc Márquez delivered a dominant Brno sweep—winning both the sprint and the main race, marking his eighth victory of the season and fifth consecutive win—extending his championship lead to 381 points, now 120 ahead of brother Álex 

• Márquez reclaimed the lead on Lap 8, overtaking Bezzecchi, and controlled the remainder of the race with authority .

Notable Performances

• Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia): Led early laps and hunted Márquez hard—securing a well-earned second place and reinforcing Aprilia's front-running ability

• Pedro Acosta (KTM): Achieved his first main-race podium of 2025, following a solid sprint finish, continuing recovery from injury—a statement of KTM’s competitive return

• Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati): Despite pole position, he fell away after early contact, ultimately finishing fourth—suggesting Ducati needs adjustments when under pressure 

• Raúl Fernández (Aprilia): Completed a strong weekend with P5, adding valuable constructors points and underscoring Aprilia’s momentum 

Video Highlights

Catch highlights of Marquez’s passing maneuvers, Bezzecchi’s charge, and Acosta’s podium run.

Summary & Championship Implications

• Marquez: Unstoppable form continues, with five straight wins making him the first Ducati rider to do this 

• Bezzecchi & KTMs: Multiple podiums signal a shift in the competitive order—others are closing the gap to the Ducatis.

• Bagnaia: Needs refinements in race tactics and bike setup after P4 drop.

• Álex Márquez: Crashed early and walked away from Brno empty-handed, now 120 points behind Marc

Moto2 – Brno Grand Prix

Top 3 Final Standings

1. Joe Roberts (OnlyFans American Racing, Kalex) – +1.079 s

2. Barry Baltus (Fantic Kalex)

3. Manuel González (Dynavolt Intact GP, Kalex) 

Full Top 5:
4. Daniel Holgado
5. Celestino Vietti

Race Summary & Analysis:

• Roberts fought back from second on the grid to claim his first win since Mugello 2024. He overtook Baltus on lap 7 and controlled the lead, marking his third career victory.

• Baltus led early after pole but ultimately conceded after a race-long duel, hampered slightly by a launch issue .

• González maintained a safe pace in third to protect his championship position following the early exit of title rival Arón Canet .

• Holgado impressed as top rookie in fourth, while familiar names like Vietti supported consistent top-5 performance 

Additional Notes:

• Title contenders Canet and Moreira crashed out early, shifting the championship dynamics 

• Mid-pack battles included Huertas, Agius, López, and Salac, but they couldn’t match the podium pace 

Moto3 – Brno Grand Prix

Top 3 Final Standings

1. José Antonio Rueda (Red Bull KTM Ajo) – +3.471 s

2. Máximo Quiles (CFMoto Aspar KTM)

3. David Muñoz (Liqui Moly KTM) 

Full Top 5:
4. Ángel Piqueras
5. Álvaro Carpe

Race Summary & Analysis:

• Rueda led every lap after a strong start from P2, pulling clear to secure his seventh win of the season, building further championship momentum

• Quiles narrowly secured second in a tight opening battle, reinforcing his rookie standout status 

• Muñoz, starting at the back due to qualifying penalties, charged through to round out the podium—continuing impressive form 

• Piqueras and Carpe finished strongly in fourth and fifth despite not being in the early front pack 

Track Notes:

• Rueda’s pace in both practice and race confirmed his upfront control, capitalizing on a clear racing line while rivals battled.