In Moto2, who else but Manu?
Mr. Gonzalez was once again
the man in the intermediate
category, never looking like he
would finish anywhere but P1
despite a spirited challenge
from a rejuvenated former
Moto3 champ, Albert Arenas.
In Moto3, if you blinked, you'd
have missed it, as the light
-
weight class once again proved
the race
of the weekend with
Maximo Quiles taking a first GP
win by the absolute skin of his
teeth.
MotoGP Sprint
Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo)
turned his 100th career pole into
Sprint glory on Saturday, over
-
coming a chaotic start where
teammate Francesco
Bag-
63 FRANCESCO BAGNAIA
3RD/4TH MOTOGP
"Today, in front of this incredible
crowd, I gave it everything," Bagnaia
said. "When I tried to set the pace at
the front, I nearly crashed at the final
corner. Unfortunately, when the front-
end grip drops, I don't have enough
support and I struggle more. I need to
stay a few tenths behind the rider in
front, then quickly close the gap and
try a pass, otherwise I risk losing the
front. I have to accept that this is the
situation for now and keep working
with the team to find a solution, while
always giving it my all."
25 RAUL FERNANDEZ
8TH/7TH MOTOGP
"I'm really happy!" Fernandez said.
"The pace was good, but in the first
lap I was 15th again—we need to find
something for the start. After that, I
felt that we could fight very well, and
it was easy to fight with the rest of
the manufacturers. After a crash on
Friday, my arm felt strange and the
last 10 laps today have been quite dif-
ficult to manage for me. I tried to save
the result, and I think without the pain
I had the pace to fight with Franco
MYOWNRACE
ROUND 9 / JUNE 20-22, 2025
MUGELLO CIRCUIT / SCARPERIA E SAN PIERO, ITALY
ROAD RACE I FIM MOTOGP WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
P74
