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2025 German MotoGP: Race LIVE UPDATES!
Lap-by-lap updates from the 2025 MotoGP German Grand Prix
The German Grand Prix marks the halfway point of the 2025 MotoGP season, with Marc Marquez starting on pole.
Ducati rider Marc Marquez leads the championship by 78 points cominng into Sunday's 30-lap grand prix at the Sachsenring, after claiming a 10th sprint victory of the season on Saturday.
Dropping to fifth on the opening lap of the wet sprint, Marquez battled his way back through to snatch victory from Aprilia's Marco Bezzecchi on the final lap.
Marquez will be chasing a first German Grand Prix win since 2021 and a ninth in the premier class at the Sachsenring.
He will start alongside Johann Zarco and Marco Bezzecchi on the front row.
Conditions have been mixed all weekend and there is still a threat of rain for Sunday afternoon's grand prix.
Schedule:
Race - 1pm BST
13 Jul 2025
15:59
Injured Alex Marquez says 'I survived'
Alex Marquez: “Injury helped me to not crash” in German MotoGP, "I was a passenger"
Alex Marquez
15:43
News - Marc Marquez reacts to Germany win
Marc Marquez says the crashes around him in the German Grand Prix proved to be very useful as they helped him keep his concentration.
Read his thoughts here
15:13
Penalty - Lorenzo Savadori
Lorenzo Savadori has been given a penalty for crashing under yellow flags during the German Grand Prix.
But it's a punishment he may not actually serve for a while.
14:26
Story - 2025 German GP sets a milestone not seen since 2011
Just 10 riders finished the German Grand Prix on Sunday, marking a milestone not seen since 2011.
Read about it here
14:07
German MotoGP Results
14:05
German MotoGP Points
13:59
13:44
That win now makes Marc Marquez second all-time in MotoGP on 69 victories, with just 20 to go to match Valentino Rossi's 89.
13:43
Chequered flag
Marc Marquez wins the German Grand Prix and is now 83 points clear in the championship.
Alex Marquez is second, while Pecco Bagnaia completes the podium in third.
Fabio Quartararo fends off Fermin Aldeguer for fourth. Luca Marini, Brad Binder, Jack Miller, Raul Fernandez and Alex Rins are your remaining finishers down to 10th.
13:41
Lap 30/30
Final lap.
13:41
Last year, the Marquez brothers stood on the podium together for the first time. A year later, they're about to finish 1-2. How time flies!
13:40
Lap 29/30
Two laps to go. As you were at the front.
13:39
Quartararo looks to have gotten fourth covered from Aldeguer.
13:39
Binder passes Miller at Turn 1 for seventh.
13:39
Marini has taken sixth from Miller at Turn 12.
13:39
Lap 28/30
Marquez starts lap 28 7.2s clear of the field.
13:37
Lap 27/30
Four laps to go now. No change at the front.
13:37
Lap 26/30
Five laps to go. Marquez's lead is 6.7s.
Alex Marquez still 1.4s clear of Bagnaia.
13:36
Stewards deem no further action on the Ogura/Mir incident.
13:36
An injured Luca Marini is riding quite brilliantly in seventh and pressuring Miller for sixth.
13:35
Lap 25/30
Six laps to go for Marc Marquez.
Alex Marquez has built a 1.5s lead over Bagnaia now.
13:34
Lap 24/30
Marc Marquez carried on to lap 24 of 30. Alex Marquez is second with a second splitting him from Bagnaia in third.
Quartararo is 11s behin din fourth with Aldeguer coming for him.
13:33
Savadori under investigation for crashing under yellows.
13:32
Lap 23/30
Onto lap 23 and we have just 10 riders circulating.
