Quartararo grabbed first sprint podium in two years in Germany
Why Germany MotoGP sprint podium was “a surprise” for Fabio Quartararo
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247. “Escalate” theory about Oscar Piastri v Lando Norris battles
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'If not when' judgement on McLaren drivers clashing again
248. Bagnaia “shocked” at performance in “nightmare” German GP sprint
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Francesco Bagnaia was left “shocked” following a wet sprint race at the Sachsenring in which he was unable to score points – despite having no major incidents.In what might constitute the lowest low in a disappointing 2025 season thus far, Bagnaia finished 12th – while his factory Ducati team-mate Marc Marquez won the race with a glorious move on the last lap.Read ...Keep reading
249. Pecco Bagnaia: ‘I don’t remember ever being this slow in the wet’
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Francesco Bagnaia was left “shocked” following a wet sprint race at the Sachsenring in which he was unable to score points – despite having no major incidents.In what might constitute the lowest low in a disappointing 2025 MotoGP season thus far, Bagnaia finished 12th – while his factory Ducati team-mate Marc Marquez won the race with a glorious move on the last lap.Read ...Keep reading
250. Maverick Vinales “evaluating his options” after German MotoGP injury, “Unbelievable bad luck for Tech3”
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Maverick Vinales “evaluating his options” after shoulder injury forces last remaining Tech3 rider out of the German MotoGP.
251. Alex Marquez: Injury “not an excuse” as MotoGP sprint podium run comes to an end
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Gresini rider Alex Marquez was eighth in Sachsenring sprint
252. Marco Bezzecchi “can’t complain” after Marc Marquez defeat in German MotoGP Sprint: “One lap earlier I was happier!”
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Marco Bezzecchi loses out to Marc Marquez to the final lap of the German MotoGP Sprint.
253. Marc Marquez admits he ‘pushed too much’ for Germany MotoGP sprint win
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Marquez took his 10th sprint win of 2025
254. Vinales withdraws from next two MotoGP grands prix after Sachsenring crash
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Maverick Vinales will miss the remainder of MotoGP’s German Grand Prix weekend and the upcoming Czech GP after fracturing his left shoulder in a qualifying crash earlier today.Vinales suffered a big high-side in the opening stages of a wet Q2 session. Although he was able to walk away from the incident at Turn 4, landing heavily on his left shoulder had clearly caused some damage.He was ...Keep reading
255. Crash rules Maverick Vinales out of next two MotoGP grands prix
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Maverick Vinales will miss the remainder of MotoGP’s German Grand Prix weekend and the upcoming Czech GP after fracturing his left shoulder in a qualifying crash earlier today.Vinales suffered a big high-side in the opening stages of a wet Q2 session. Although he was able to walk away from the incident at Turn 4, landing heavily on his left shoulder had clearly caused some damage.He was ...Keep reading
256. Why Germany MotoGP sprint podium was “a surprise” for Fabio Quartararo
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Quartararo grabbed first sprint podium in two years in Germany
257. MotoGP German GP: Marc Marquez snatches sprint glory from Bezzecchi
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Marc Marquez overtook Marco Bezzecchi on the final lap of a damp and dramatic sprint race to win at the Sachsenring on Saturday.It was Marc’s 10th sprint win out of a possible 11 in 2025, having missed out only at the British Grand Prix in May.While Marquez stretched his championship lead over brother Alex (riding with a hand injury) with yet another sprint victory, his team-mate ...Keep reading
258. MotoGP German GP: Marc Marquez snatches sprint glory from Marco Bezzecchi
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Marc Marquez overtook Marco Bezzecchi on the final lap of a damp and dramatic sprint race to win at the Sachsenring on Saturday.It was Marc’s 10th sprint win out of a possible 11 in 2025, having missed out only at the British Grand Prix in May.While Marquez stretched his championship lead over brother Alex (riding with a hand injury) with yet another sprint victory, his team-mate ...Keep reading
259. Franco Morbidelli taken to hospital after violent German MotoGP sprint crash
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Morbidelli crashed out of second in Germany sprint
260. Sachsenring Sprint Race: New 2025 MotoGP World Championship standings
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New 2025 MotoGP World Championship standings after Saturday's German Sprint race at Sachsenring, round 11 of 22.
261. 2025 German MotoGP: Marc Marquez beats Marco Bezzecchi on last lap for sprint win
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Marc Marquez took an historic 10th sprint win of 2025
262. 2025 German MotoGP, Sachsenring - Sprint Race Results
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Sprint race results from the 2025 German MotoGP at Sachsenring, round 11 of 22.
263. 2025 German MotoGP: Sprint LIVE UPDATES!
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Live text coverage of Saturday at the 2025 MotoGP German Grand Prix
264. Vinales ruled out of MotoGP German GP by qualifying crash
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Maverick Vinales will miss the remainder of MotoGP’s German Grand Prix weekend after fracturing his left shoulder in a qualifying crash earlier today.Vinales suffered a big high-side in the opening stages of a wet Q2 session. Although he was able to walk away from the incident at Turn 4, landing heavily on his left shoulder had clearly caused some damage.He was initially taken to the ...Keep reading
265. Crash rules Maverick Vinales out of MotoGP German GP
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Maverick Vinales will miss the remainder of MotoGP’s German Grand Prix weekend after fracturing his left shoulder in a qualifying crash earlier today.Vinales suffered a big high-side in the opening stages of a wet Q2 session. Although he was able to walk away from the incident at Turn 4, landing heavily on his left shoulder had clearly caused some damage.He was initially taken to the ...Keep reading