In the championship, Alex
Marquez moves into a one-point
lead over his brother, 140-139,
with Bagnaia 20 points behind
the leader in third.
Moto2
Manuel Gonzalez (Liqui Moly
Dynavolt Intact GP) dominated
the 2025 Spanish Moto2 Grand
Prix, taking pole, the holeshot,
and a lights-to-flag victory to
reclaim the championship lead.
Barry Baltus (Fantic Racing Lino
Sonego) delivered a strong ride
for second, earning his first po
-
dium of the season, while Senna
Agius made
it a double podium
for Liqui Moly Dynavolt Intact
GP with third.
Gonzalez led early as Diogo
and seventh, respectively, in a
stronger outing for KTM. Ai Ogu-
ra (Trackhouse Racing Aprilia),
Enea Bastianini
(Red Bull KTM
Ajo), and Luca Marini (Honda
HRC Castrol) completed the
top 10. Johann Zarco (Castrol
Honda LCR) finished 11th, while
Marc Marquez salvaged 12th
despite his early crash. Alex
Rins (Monster Energy Yamaha),
Bezzecchi and Raul Fernandez
(Trackhouse Racing Aprilia)
rounded out the points scorers.
his first Grand Prix podium since
2023. Bagnaia settled for third,
banking more crucial champion
-
ship points.
"If
they had asked me where
I would have wanted my first
MotoGP race win to take place,
the answer would have been at
Jerez," Alex said. "We managed
to do it, and we were aware that
it was possible already from
Friday. I trusted the team, and
when I saw Marc crashing, I
thought it was my best chance
of the season. It was fantastic."
Vinales finished a solid fourth,
three seconds ahead of Fabio Di
Giannantonio. Brad Binder (Red
Bull KTM) and Pedro Acosta
(Red Bull KTM) claimed sixth
ROUND 5 / APRIL 25-27, 2025
CIRCUITO DE JEREZ – ANGEL NIETO / JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA, SPAIN
ROAD RACE I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
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Maverick Vinales (12) again
proved to be the best KTM with a
fourth on Sunday and leads (R to L)
Joan Mir, Jack Miller, Brad Binder
and Franco Morbidelli.
