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Marquez survives brotherly shove to lift Qatar MotoGP title
Gulf Today
|April 14, 2025
Marc Marquez survived a first-lap collision with his brother Alex to win the Qatar MotoGP on Sunday, for a seventh victory in eight races this season.
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Alex Marquez ran into the back of his brother's Ducati at the second corner. Marc Marquez lost ground but recovered to finish 1.8 sec ahead of Spaniard Maverick Vinales in second, with Francesco Bagnaia of Italy completing the podium.
Marc Marquez took his third Sunday victory in four race weekends this season. He has also won every sprint. His only miss came in Austin where he crashed while leading.
Marc Marquez started from pole with Alex next to him. The younger brother braked late at the second corner, ramming into Marc’s rear wheel.
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