Jack Miller “felt good from the early laps”, Yamaha “on an upward

Jack Miller “felt good from the early laps”, Yamaha “on an upward

Jack Miller says Yamaha felt strong “from the early laps” in French MotoGP practice at Le Mans.

Marc Marquez dismisses favourite talk: It's only Friday

Noting he was also tipped to win in Austin and Jerez, the #93 brushed off any talk of a walkover win in France

MotoGP : M.Marquez Heads Opening Practice At Le Mans

Marc Marquez topped MotoGP World Championship practice Friday morning at Le Mans Bugatti Circuit, in Le Mans. Riding his Michelin-shod Lenovo Ducati Desmosedici GP25, the six-time World Champion turned a lap of 1:30.764 around the 2.6-mile (4.19 km) track and led the 22-rider field. Brad Binder was second-best with a 1:31.340 on his Red Bull KTM Factory Racing RC16. Alex Marquez was third with a lap of 1:31.384 on his BK8 Gresini Ducati Desmosed…

Marc Marquez tops opening MotoGP practice session at Le Mans

Ducati’s Marc Marquez responded to his crash at the Spanish Grand Prix by topping the opening MotoGP practice session at Le Mans. Marquez stayed at the top of the timesheets for the entirety of the session, with his time of 1:30.764 proving to be his best lap of the session. Brad Binder proved to be the nearest challenger to Marquez, moving into second place as the session drew to a conclusion, 0.576s away from the Spanish rider’s best time. Fou…

MotoGP France, Free Practice One Results | Marc Marquez dominated the first Practice of the weekend

After crashing out of the Spanish Grand Prix, Marc Marquez looked determined in Free Practice One at the French Grand Prix. Marc Marquez was immediately on the pace on Friday morning as he went 0.576 seconds quicker than the rest of the field. After crashing at Jerez, the Spaniard is searching for redemption at Le Mans. It was a positive morning for Brad Binder as he ended the session in second place. The Red Bull KTM Factory Racing rider put ne…

Who stood out in first MotoGP practice at Le Mans

MotoGP 2025 championship favourite Marc Marquez was quickest by far to start the premier-class French Grand Prix weekend at Le Mans.Key moments:Marquez dominates first sessionBinder among Ducatis but on fresher tyresCrashes for Morbidelli, Rins, FernandezMarquez's 1m31.263s from the early going in the 45-minute session proved out of reach for everyone but the man himself, as Marquez closed out his session with an emphatic 1m30.764s on 21-lap-old…