US EditionMarc Marquez Wins Dutch Grand Prix but Brother Alex Crashes Out
DRENTHE, NETHERLANDS, JUN 28 – Marc Marquez matched Giacomo Agostini's record with 68 premier class wins while his brother Alex fractured his left hand after crashing in a battle for position, widening the championship gap.
- Marc Marquez won the Dutch Grand Prix at Assen on June 29, 2025, securing his 68th career MotoGP victory.
- The race included a crash by his brother Alex Marquez, who fractured his left hand and required surgery in Madrid the same day.
- Marc seized control early, overtook Francesco Bagnaia on lap five, and managed his tyres to maintain pace and take the lead.
- Marquez expressed he was super happy to take the 37 points available from the weekend but wished Alex a good recovery after the crash.
- Marc extended his championship lead to 68 points over Alex, seeking a seventh title as their rivalry reached a pivotal moment at Assen.
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In 2015, Marc Márquez went after Valentino Rossi and tried to advance Tavullia’s in the final chicane of Assen. They touched, The Doctor went for the escape of land and reached the goal first. The commissioners did not alter the result. In theory, the two ‘cracks’ still got along well, although in reality, in Argentina they already had a run-in and the relationship was ‘touched’. ‘What did you learn today from Valentino?’, they asked him at the …
The weekend in Assen is overshadowed by violent falls. Álex Márquez and Luca Lunetta get caught in fractures.
The Spanish motorcycle star was also the fastest at the Dutch Grand Prix.
The weekend in Assen is overshadowed by violent falls. Álex Márquez and Luca Lunetta get caught in fractures.
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