Today's Spanish MotoGP is set to get underway at 14:00 local time at Jerez, with Fabio Quartararo starting on pole position after his lap record set in Q2 yesterday morning.
Marc Marquez's dominance in the Sprint yesterday means he's the favourite for victory today. It would be his fourth at Jerez in the premier class.
Fabio Quartararo made his first visit to a grand prix podium since Indonesia 2023 this weekend.
But he has urged caution on seeing this as the new norm for the rebuiling Yamaha project.
Read his thoughts here
2025 Spanish MotoGP: Updated Race Results after tyre pressure penalty
For the second time in five grands prix in 2025, Marc Marquez crashed while in contention for victory.
But unlike in Austin, he has no explanation for this one.
Read his thoughts here
VR46 has provided the following update on Franco Morbidelli after the Italian crashed at turn 11:
"Following a heavy crash at Turn 11 during the #SpanishGP, Franky has been diagnosed with a significant cervical [contusion]. Fortunately, no fractures were found. His recovery timeline will be evaluated in the coming hours."
Read the full report from the 2025 MotoGP Spanish Grand Prix here
Aleix Espargaro is under investigation for tyre pressure.
It's victory for Alex Marquez in the Spanish Grand Prix, the first of his career in the premier class.
Fabio Quartararo takes second and Bagnaia secures a podium finish in third place, with Vinales just missing out in fourth.
Two to go now for Marquez, and still no change behind him.
Almost a 3s lead now for Marquez, who has been exceptional this afternoon. Behind, it's the same story - half a second in front and behind Bagnaia as we enter the final three laps.
Just staying stagnant in front and behind Bagnaia. We're 4 to go now and it's hard to see much changing without a mistake among those three in the podium battle.
Over 2.5s for Marquez now, and it is increasingly looking like Bagnaia's battle is for third, rather than second.
Bagnaia's inability to pass Quartararo hasn't only cost him a shot at the win, it's also putting him in the clutches of Vinales, who is continuing to close in with 6 to go.
It's the fast rights at the end of the lap that seem to be Bagnaia's biggest issue, which you'd have to imagine is all about front grip.
Bastianini currently making a very tough job of passing Marini for ninth.
International TV feed reporting that it was an electrical issue for Miller, and that Chantra has retired with arm pump.
2s now for Marquez. Quartararo up to 0.7s over Bagnaia, who's gap to Vinales seems to have stabilised at 0.8s as Vinales runs into the Italian's dirty air.
Morbidelli's crash puts Marc Marquez back into the points.
Almost 2s now for Marquez as Quartararo continues to hold off Bagnaia.
Morbidelli has crashed at turn 11, that's a fast one.
1.5 seconds now for Marquez, who is under no threat here and well on course for his first ever premier class GP win.
Joan Mir has crashed out. He was batling Morbidelli for sixth.
Jack Miller has pulled out of the race, doesn't look like a crash.
Marquez leading by over a second now and it really looks like his to lose, especially as Bagnaia continues to fail to find a way past Quartararo.
Bagnaia being held up by Quartararo now, and it's going to cost him any chance of a victory here if he can't clear the Yamaha rider quickly.
We said Vinales was holding Di Giannantonio back but that's doing him a disservice, he's 1.6 ahead of the Italain and only 1.2 behind Bagnaia.
Marquez leads by almost a second over Quartararo. Really impressive pace.
