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Absolute domination! Marc Márquez controls Sprint from start to finish in Argentina and doesn’t even let competition dream

by Redação
March 15, 2025
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Domínio total! Marc Márquez controla Sprint do início ao fim na Argentina e não deixar concorrência (sequer) sonhar

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Marc Márquez was back to his old tricks and won the Argentine GP Sprint, with the rider making the most of pole position and leading from start to finish on Argentine soil.

Everything was set for the start of the Sprint in Argentina and with the threat of worsening weather conditions, with clouds flying over Termas de Río Hondo.

Marc Márquez was the big favorite for victory and secured pole position with a record time, with the front row being made up of Álex Márquez and Johann Zarco, while the second had Pecco Bagnaia, Pedro Acosta and Fabio Di Giannantonio. Fabio Quartararo was the best Yamaha in seventh, and Marco Bezzecchi the best Aprilia in ninth.

🚥 LIGHTS OUT in the #TissotSprint! 🚥@marcmarquez93 nails the start as @JohannZarco falls backwards!#ArgentinaGP 🇦🇷 pic.twitter.com/IjHms9OFRJ

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) March 15, 2025

Marc Márquez had a strong start to the race while Johann Zarco was “swallowed” and immediately lost some positions, with Pecco Bagnaia in turn moving up to third.

Brad Binder saw bad luck knock on his door very early and still during the first lap, he who was the Sprint winner in 2023. The South African from KTM crashed in the third sector and was out of the race before it had even practically started.

After a less happy start Zarco was already recovering and was fifth classified, behind Acosta, while Álex Márquez was the fastest for now on track and was determined not to let Marc escape.

Race Direction meanwhile informed that the incident that led to Binder’s crash was under investigation, with the replay of the moment involving Franco Morbidelli.

Incident under investigation 🔎 @BradBinder_33 is out after that contact with Morbidelli #ArgentinaGP 🇦🇷 pic.twitter.com/2oEeepinTQ

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) March 15, 2025

The incident did not result in negative actions for anyone and the race continued normally. The race continued at a good pace and had M. Márquez leading over Álex, Bagnaia was third and Zarco was already fourth.

Fermín Aldeguer and Miguel Oliveira meanwhile were involved in a crash, which was being investigated. Oliveira abandoned and Aldeguer resumed the race in last position.

Fermín Aldeguer and Miguel Oliveira were meanwhile involved in a fall, which was being investigated. Oliveira retired and Aldeguer resumed the race in last position.

Oliveira's out ❌ @Aldeguer54 rejoins with smoke coming out of his bike after the crash💨#ArgentinaGP 🇦🇷 pic.twitter.com/tXI8dZmTrv

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) March 15, 2025

Shortly afterwards Lorenzo Savadori retired and headed to the Aprilia Racing garage.

Back in the race Márquez seemed to have the action under control and remained ahead of his brother and gradually gained an advantage, while Bagnaia in third was more than 2.3s behind the leader and teammate.

With four laps to go, this is what the top ten looked like:

Álex was trying hard but Marc wasn’t giving in, and, quite the opposite, he was getting further and further away and with the Sprint in his hands. Only one mistake would prevent the Spaniard from achieving another victory.

No surprises and in full control, Marc Márquez confirmed another victory at the helm of the Desmosedici and shows once again what’s coming in 2025!

Tags: Ai OguraÁlex MárquezÁlex RinsArgentina GPBrad BinderEnea BastianiniFabio QuartararoFranco MorbidelliJack MillerJoan MirJohann ZarcoMarc MárquezMarco BezzecchiMaverick ViñalesMotoGPPedro AcostaRaúl Fernández
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