Marc Marquez wins Czechia GP
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Marc Marquez broke a Ducati record in MotoGP at Brno on Sunday. The factory Ducati rider won the Czech MotoGP to cement his grip on the 2025 championship. He has opened a 120-point lead at the summit of the MotoGP standings, ahead of his brother Alex Marquez.
MotoGP: "We were conservative in our developments, it's time to study new solutions. Bagnaia is improving, in the Sprintthere was a problem in the initialization of the system that controls the bike parameters.
Brad Binder might not be thrilled with his eighth-place finish in the Czechia MotoGP, but he is excited over the good pace shown by the Red Bull KTM RC16 over the weekend.
MotoGP: "There's been no approach from others. I'm waiting for news for the Misano tests. Unfortunately, on such big tracks, and where power is needed, we suffer."
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Daily Times on MSNJorge Martin returns to MotoGP racing at revamped BrnoReigning world champion Jorge Martin of Spain will return to racing at the Czech MotoGP this weekend as the Brno circuit hosts its first grand prix since 2020. Marc Marquez is threatening to run away with the title after four straight wins,
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Motorsport.com on MSNMotoGP Czech GP: Francesco Bagnaia questions his lonely qualifying strategyFrancesco Bagnaia suffered disappointment yet again this season as he didn't even progress directly to the Q2 qualifying session following the official practice session on Friday afternoon.
MotoGP: "I thought I would be faster, but there were a lot of little things that made me finish 1.6s from the leaders and that was enough to stay out. Q1 will be the most challenging of the season."