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Marc Márquez with a target on his back for the Argentina GP: Get ready for the return to Termas de Río Hondo this weekend!

by Redação
March 10, 2025
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Marc Márquez com alvo «nas costas» para o GP da Argentina: Prepare-se para o regresso a Termas de Río Hondo já este fim de semana!

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MotoGP returns to South America for the second round of the 2025 season, and all eyes are on Marc Márquez. The Spaniard arrives in Argentina as championship leader for the first time in 93 Grands Prix and as the main target at a track where he has already shone. Can anyone stop him at Termas de Río Hondo?

Márquez and Ducati: The perfect marriage?

After an overwhelming start for the Ducati Lenovo Team, Márquez arrives in Argentina buoyed by his double in Thailand. The #93 was the first winner at Termas and has now won three times at the circuit. Ducati, however, doesn’t have a great record at the Argentine track, with only Marco Bezzecchi’s victory in 2023. Márquez hasn’t competed at the track since 2019, when he won by an overwhelming margin of almost 10 seconds over Valentino Rossi. Will this be another weekend of dominance?

His teammate, Francesco Bagnaia, has never been on the podium at Termas, but after two consecutive podiums in Buriram, he’s expected to be in contention for victory.

Alex Márquez and Ai Ogura: The surprise of the first GP?

Alex Márquez (BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP) sprang a surprise in the season opener by leading part of the Grand Prix and securing a strong fifth place in the Sprint. The #73 took his first podium with the Ducati at Termas last year and has reason to be confident. Ai Ogura (Trackhouse MotoGP Team) had his best MotoGP debut since Márquez’s in 2013, finishing sixth. The Japanese rider has already stood on the podium at Termas in Moto2, which bodes well for this second round.

Franco Morbidelli (Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team) also showed a good level in Thailand and hopes to continue at the front, counting on the support of the Brazilian fans who travel to Argentina to support the Latin riders.

Bezzecchi and Aprilia: Is Termas the ideal stage?

Marco Bezzecchi made a good start to his new phase with Aprilia, finishing in the top six in Buriram. The Italian won at Termas in 2023 and could give the Noale factory another great result at the track where Aleix Espargaró secured Aprilia’s first MotoGP victory in 2022.

Meanwhile, Fabio Di Giannantonio (Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team) showed positive signs in Thailand after an injury-plagued pre-season. The same goes for Brad Binder (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing), who had to recover from the fifth row of the grid to secure a double eighth place. Pedro Acosta, meanwhile, faces a new challenge as he rides a MotoGP at Termas for the first time.

Honda and Yamaha: Progress, but still far from the front

Honda showed clear improvements compared to 2024, with Johann Zarco (CASTROL Honda LCR) taking seventh place in Thailand. Rookie Somkiat Chantra had a solid debut and Joan Mir showed speed before his crash. On the Yamaha side, Fabio Quartararo shone in the Sprint, but struggled in the main race. Jack Miller (Prima Pramac Yamaha MotoGP) showed good indications in qualifying, but still needs to translate that performance into race results.

Bastianini and Viñales: The turnaround KTM has been missing?

Enea Bastianini (Red Bull KTM Tech3) had a quiet start, but he came into his own at the end of the Thailand race, while Maverick Viñales, who has already won in Thermal, wants to make up ground. Among the rookies, Fermín Aldeguer scored on his debut and is looking for more, and Raúl Fernández (Trackhouse MotoGP Team) wants to make amends for his poor result in the first round.

Who can stop Márquez?

Three wins doesn’t make Márquez the undisputed king of Termas, but there’s no denying that the track fits him like a glove. The big question is whether someone will be able to break his winning streak or whether the #93 will continue his unstoppable march towards the title. The answers will come next Sunday.

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