The time of truth came in the Grand Prix of Italy. After distributing the first points in the Sprint test, the pilots must focus all their effort on obtaining a good result in Sunday's race. The runners will have to take 23 turns in Mugello To put an end to this Ninth Date of the 2025 calendar of the Motorcycling World Cup.
In the sprint, Marc Márquez signed a horrible exit, but ended up sweepingculminating the race first. The ilerdense had problems activating the device output of the motorcycle and It fell to the seventh position. But the octacampeón of the world reacted quickly And he added a victory in the Sprint. His brother Alex crossed the finish line in second position. By Pecco Bagnaia, was behind the brothers of Cervera at home.
MotoGP World Cup 2025
After drawing a perfect Aragon GP and his victory, with comeback included in the Sprint in Mugello, Marc Márquez expands the advantage with his brother Álex. The '93' accumulates 245 points, 35 more than the Gresini. Bagnaia still does not take off and is already 98 points of the leadership. On the other hand, Pedro Acosta occupies eighth position in the general classification with 76 points. Only two more than his compatriot Fermín Aldeguer.
MotoGP World Cup general after the Italy GP
Moto2
In the intermediate category, Diogo Moreira He was again with the fastest time of the 'qualy'For the second consecutive date. The Brazilian beat the record of Mugello International Race Track, of the category, on his way to sit in the first position, ahead of Albert Arenas and Marcos Ramírezwho closed the front row.
Moto2 classification for Italy GP.
Moto3
Álvaro Carpe registered the fastest time of the weekend. The Murcian, with an incredible last lap, got the first pole of his career. The leader, José Antonio Rueda, He had to settle for the second position, while Scott Ogden closed the first departure row in the Tuscan path.
Moto3 classification for Italy GP.
MotoGP 2025 Italy GP schedule
- Sunday June 22
Warm Up MotoGP: 09:40 hoursMoto3 | Carrera (17 turns): 11:00 hours
Moto2 | Carrera (19 turns): 12:15 hoursMotoGP | Carrera (23 laps): 14:00 hours
Where to see the Italian GP race?
The races, which are disputed in Mugello can be followed through DAZNwho has MotoGP rights in Spain. And you can also see in Movistar+. Apart, at Marca.com and Radio Marca we will offer a wide coverage of a Italian Grand Prix that promises to be exciting.
