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Back in business: Bagnaia wins as Marc Marquez strides towards title
The #63 rolls out a perfect Saturday at Motegi in a factory Ducati Sprint 1-2 which makes for very pretty reading for the #93's title chances in Japan
Francesco Bagnaia: back in business. Ducati Lenovo Team's double MotoGP World Champion returned to form with an almighty bang as the Italian cruised to a Tissot Sprint gold medal at the Motul Grand Prix of Japan, beating teammate Marc Marquez by 1.8s. The latter, meanwhile, takes a huge stride towards being crowned 2025 World Champion on Sunday with that P2, because Alex Marquez (BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP) finished P10, meaning no points were scored in the blue corner. And after a slightly dramatic day, Pedro Acosta (Red Bull KTM Factory Racing) salvaged a Saturday P3 for the Austrian manufacturer.
Bagnaia's MotoGP resurgence deepens the mystery of his 2025 form
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Pecco Bagnaia's assured victory in the Motegi MotoGP sprint was a massive change to the recent performance picture – made even more notable by the fact it was a Saturday race.
While this is counter-intuitive, as the sprint is half of the distance of the main race and is worth fewer points, Bagnaia has historically found things much harder in Saturday races than Sundays – putting it down to a lack of feel on the Ducati when it has the 12-litre sprint fuel tank in it (rather than the 22-litre fuel tank for the grand prix).
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