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Marc Marquez Dominates Texas MotoGP Practice, Sets Blazing Fastest Lap Time

Arthur Ling by Arthur Ling
March 28, 2025
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Marc Marquez Dominates Texas MotoGP Practice, Sets Blazing Fastest Lap Time

Marc Marquez SPA Ducati Lenovo Team Ducati MotoGP GP USA 2025 (circuit COTA) 27-30/03/2025 

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Marc Marquez Dominates MotoGP Practice in Texas with Unrivaled Speed

In a striking display of skill and speed, Marc Marquez has once again asserted his dominance in the MotoGP circuit, topping the charts during the second practice session in Texas. The legendary Spaniard left no room for competitors, delivering a series of breathtaking laps that secured him the leading position with an unbeatable time of 2.02.929 seconds.

As the session unfolded at the famed Circuit of the Americas, Marquez’s nearest rival, Fabio Di Giannantonio, found himself trailing significantly, finishing 0.736 seconds behind. Despite the absence of rainfall, the track remained slick from earlier wet weather conditions, adding an extra layer of challenge for the riders.

Franco Morbidelli showcased his prowess by clinching the third spot, as the competition heated up between the VR46 Ducati and Gresini Ducati teams. Both VR46 riders managed to edge out Alex Marquez and Fermin Aldeguer as the session reached its climax.

Throughout the practice, lap times continuously improved, with damp patches gradually drying up. Jack Miller of Pramac demonstrated exceptional form, securing the position of the leading non-Ducati rider in sixth place, much to the admiration of onlookers.

The Spanish talent continued to shine as Pedro Acosta claimed a Q2 spot with an impressive seventh-place finish, closely pursued by Maverick Vinales in eighth. Joan Mir ensured Honda’s presence in Q2 with a commendable performance, briefly leading the session before concluding ahead of Francesco Bagnaia.

Bagnaia narrowly avoided the challenge of Saturday’s session, while his former title rival, Fabio Quartararo, faced the frustration of missing out. KTM’s Brad Binder secured 12th place, while Marco Bezzecchi delivered Aprilia’s best performance of the session in 13th.

Luca Marini found himself amidst a Trackhouse sandwich, with rookie Ai Ogura continuing to impress the crowd. Meanwhile, Alex Rins and Enea Bastianini struggled to keep pace, finishing 17th and 18th respectively, despite their teammates’ strong showings. Augusto Fernandez ended up half a second behind them.

Johann Zarco’s late crash at Turn 15 dashed his hopes for Q2 qualification, landing him in 20th place. However, Zarco remains a formidable contender for the top half in the upcoming qualifying rounds. Somkiat Chantra finished 21st, just ahead of Aprilia test rider Lorenzo Savadori, who stepped in for Jorge Martin.

As the MotoGP excitement builds in Texas, all eyes are on Marquez, whose commanding performance has set a high bar for the competition. Stay tuned for more thrilling updates from the track as the race weekend unfolds.

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