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Published on July 31, 2025 • 06:30 by Luca Bartolomeo

MotoGP Poll: Which GP was the best of the start of the 2025 season?

Zarco at Le Mans, Quartararo at Jerez, Bezzecchi at Silverstone, and chaos in Germany. What was your favorite MotoGP Grand Prix of 2025?

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The 2025 MotoGP season is coming to a halt for the summer break, and it's time to take a look back! Among the 12 races that made up this start to the season, there was no shortage of spectacle. Between the exploits of the Marquez brothers, and more particularly Marc, there were the XXL performances of the French, in Spain, France, and Silverstone. More recently, there were also numerous weekends marked by rain, and the highly anticipated return of the reigning world champion, Jorge Martin. But which of these events did you enjoy the most?

To answer it, vote via the poll provided in the article, but before that, a brief reminder of the situation is necessary!


The start of the 2025 season was rich in spectacle. Johann Zarco's victory at Le Mans is particularly memorable. An unforgettable moment for French fans, with the rider's total domination in the rain and exceptional fervor in the stands. There was also my 2nd place to Fabio Quartararo at Jerez. This marked the beginning of Yamaha's new form in Qualifying, and above all the return of a Frenchman to the podium, something that hadn't happened since 2023.

The Silverstone Grand Prix also ranks high among the best races of this early season. A thrilling event, Fabio Quartararo led for a good portion of the race before his Yamaha prevented him from continuing. The Grand Prix then saw Marco Bezzecchi win, and another impressive performance from Johann Zarco, who finished on the second step of the podium. The German GP was also one of the most unpredictable, marked by tricky conditions and a carnage with only ten riders at the finish.

But the choice is yours! Which Grand Prix most excited, touched, or simply thrilled you? Take our poll below to make your choice.

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Marco Bezzecchi at the Czech MotoGP GP © Michelin Motorsports