MotoGP 2025: GP de France

From the iconic Jerez circuit to the storied Le Mans, MotoGP has arrived for Round 6 at the Michelin Grand Prix of France. The enthusiastic French fans have delivered their usual warm welcome! Before the track action kicks off on Friday, take a look at Thursday’s key headlines below.

MotoGP rolls into the historic Le Mans Circuit this weekend for the France Grand Prix, marking the sixth round of the 2025 season.

The Riders’ Championship has a new frontrunner after Álex Márquez celebrated his first MotoGP race win, a heartfelt triumph at his home Grand Prix in Spain, edging him one point ahead of his brother at the top of the standings.

Marc Márquez is eager to bounce back after a second crash in three races left him 12th in Jerez, while his Ducati Lenovo teammate Francesco Bagnaia secured third and sits 20 points behind in the championship chase.

The Frenchman should head to the French asphalt with confidence after putting on his finest performance of the season in Spain, when he broke a qualifying lap record to take pole and finished the GP in second.

If Le Mans's legendary past is any indication, we may be in for more drama and shocks this weekend. The first few weeks of the 2025 season have been an emotional roller coaster.

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