Marc Marquez continues with Sprint win.

Marc Marquez won a Lights-to-Flag victory in the Argentina Grand Prix Sprint Race and kept his unbeaten record in 2025.

The six-time world champion crossed the 0.903s line in front of the younger brother Alex Marquez, while Marc Marquez 'Factory Ducati teammate Francesco Bagnaia completed the podium.

It is the same 1-2-3 of each race in the 2025 MotoGP season, and Marc Marquez will lead the championship by 11 points before the Grand Prix on Sunday.

The race in Terminas de Rio Hondo started in moderate temperatures, with the teams trying to protect the weather as a fine drizzle from the start.

But the fears of a downpour came at the time when the light became green. At that time, the Pole MAN MAN MAN MAN MAN MARC Marquez jumped onto the lead after a nice short vacation.

Alex Marquez also started well and set himself on the Gresini Ducati in an early second. However, Johann Zarco had a bad short vacation from the outside of the first row and fell to sixth place behind Bagnaia as well as Pedro Acosta and Fabio Quartararo.

Although Marc Marquez threatened to disappear when he built a lead in the first corners, Alex quickly found a rhythm and settled near the Ducati factory.

He remained most of the race from Marc within half a second and raised hope of fighting. But with three remaining rounds, the championship manager pulled the plug and extended its advantage to one second to undoubtedly achieve the result.

Bagnaia had established herself in his lonely third position until the middle of the race. At that time, Zarco had worked back to fourth place after he had passed Quartararo and Acosta, both of whom quickly had the pace.

Bagnaia was too far up to think about the Frenchman about catching him to make a moral podium for Honda.

However, Zarco attracted an intensive fight for the fifth, which contained several bicycles at the beginning of the race, but ultimately defeated a three-way fight by Fabio di Giannantonio (VR46), Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) and Francesco Morbidell (VR46 Ducatii).

Joan me on board the Honda factory called for eighth place while Acosta reached the last available point.

Quartaro rounded off the top 10, while remarkable retirements Brad Binder (KTM) and Miguel Oliveira (Pramac Yamaha) were after an incident with Gresinis Fermeguer.

MotoGps Argentina Grand Prix Sprint Race results