Did you miss the MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix? Or do you simply want to relive the highlights? You've come to the right place! Here's a video summary of what you absolutely shouldn't have missed this Sunday at the Portimão circuit.
As a reminder, the starting grid for the sprint race was made up of Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia), Peter Acosta (KTM) and Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha). Behind, followed Francesco Bagnaia (Dozens), Alex Marquez (Ducati) and Johann zarco (Sling). Joan mir (Sling), Jack Miller (Yamaha) and Fabio Di Giannantonio (Ducati) made up the third line.
Note the absence of Marc Márquez (Dozens), Jorge Martín (Aprilia) and Maverick Vinales (KTM), still recovering and replaced respectively by Nicholas Bulega as well as the test pilots Lorenzo Savadori et Pol Espargaro.
When the lights go out, it's back again Marco Bezzecchi who made the best start, ahead Peter Acosta et Alex Marquez. Acosta He became very insistent, but this time the Italian held his position and began to open up a gap, quickly putting himself out of harm's way. In the fifth corner, a domino effect between Ai Ogura, Pol Espargaro et Franco Morbidelli caused the Italian's downfall.
At the start of the second round, Márquez exceeded Acosta and set off in pursuit of Bezzecchi, While Francesco Bagnaia Doubled fabio quartararoAs yesterday, Joan mir was forced to abandon due to a technical problem. For its part, Enea Bastianini returned to the pits at the same time before restarting in last place.
In the ninth round, Fermín Aldeguer et Brad Binder engaged in a major battle...until contact was made. The South African lost a rear wing but remained upright, whileAldeguer continued his climb. Two laps later, bagnaia made a mistake while he was at the foot of the podium.
The positions didn't really change until the finish. Marco Bezzecchi He dominated the Grand Prix and was never challenged. He won ahead Alex Marquez et Peter Acosta, While Fermín Aldeguer et Brad Binder completed the top 5, just ahead Fabio Quartararo. For its part, Johann zarco lost two positions towards the end and finished ninth. Nicolò Bulega He, for his part, scored his first point in MotoGP.
Relive these highlights in 10 minutes with the video shared by Canal + :
Results of the 2025 MotoGP Portuguese Grand Prix :
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