2025 British MotoGP as it happened

Quartararo leads by 1.2s at the end of lap one.

Miller up to third past Marquez at turn three of lap two.

Fermin Aldeguer has crashed at Copse.

Marc Marquez up to third, past Alex, at turn four. 

Gresini's Marquez back to fifth now, Miller past him at turn six.

We're underway for this restarted British Grand Prix, Marquez with another great launch but Bagnaia takes the holeshot from Quartararo - Quartararo to the lead to turn three, though.

Here we go for the second warm-up lap of today.

No further action in the investigation to the Morbidelli-Espargaro incident at the end of the first lap of the first start.

Aleix Espargaro has changed front tyre. Espargaro now on medium front, having taken the first start with the soft.

Pit lane is open now for 60 seconds for a quick restart procedure ahead of a restart for this British Grand Prix.

The spillage is at the last chicane, from Morbidelli's bike. Being cleaned up now.

That, of course, means both Marquezes can take the restart, as well as Espagaro and Morbidelli.

It's a full restart because less than three laps had been completed, so all riders are eligible to restart from their original grid position.

Oil spillage given as the reason for the red flag. 

Marc Marquez has crashed out at Beckett's. And we have a red flag.

Marc Marquez leads the opening lap by 0.736s over Quartararo, Bagnaia in third.

There have been crashes further back for Morbidelli and Espargaro.

The warm-up lap is underway in Silverstone.

Morbidelli also with a soft front now.

All riders have made an initial choice for the medium-compound rear tyre.

Most riders also with medium front tyres.

Exceptions are Quartararo, Miller, Zarco, Bezzecchi, Acosta, Bastianini, and Chantra who have the soft; and Mir and Espargaro both on hard fronts.

Despite rain this morning, the track is dry ahead of the MotoGP race, which now is coming up in under five minutes.

We have an ambient temperature of 16C and a track temperature of 31C.

Enea Bastianini has a long-lap penalty today for the contact at turn three with Francesco Bagnaia at Le Mans two weeks ago.

Bastianini starts 17th today, and currenlty lies 15th in the championship.

Marc Marquez comes into today with a 19-point championship lead but looking to end a GP winless drought having missed out in the past two Grands Prix.

Marquez also had his Sprint win streak ended yesterday by his brother, Alex, so is also aiming to continue his successful start to the season that has seen him on the top step in at least one of the races on each weekend.

Fabio Quartararo lines up on pole position this afternoon for the third race in succession having set a new lap record in Q2 yesterday morning.

Alex Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia complete the front row, Marquez looking for his first-ever MotoGP double after winning yesterday's Sprint.

Could Marco Bezzecchi or Fabio Quartararo fight at the front with the Marquez brothers?