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In a thrilling culmination at the Grand Prix of Japan, the Ducati Lenovo Team celebrated a significant milestone with Marc Márquez’s victory as the 2025 MotoGP World Champion. This season has been extraordinary, with Márquez showcasing his prowess aboard the famed Desmosedici GP motorcycle.
As the dust settled at Mobility Resort Motegi, emotions ran high. This victory secured Márquez’s seventh world title and highlighted the teamwork and dedication behind the scenes. With a total of 541 points throughout the season, Márquez’s performance included 11 race victories, 14 Sprint wins, and numerous podium finishes, contributing to a dominant display in the championship.
Marc Márquez’s remarkable comeback
Having faced numerous challenges and injuries in recent years, Márquez’s journey back to the top is an inspiring tale of determination. With his victory in Japan, he became the first rider in the modern era to reclaim the MotoGP title after a five-year hiatus. His success with the Ducati team marks a new chapter in his career, representing not just a personal triumph but also a testament to the effectiveness of the Ducati project.
Achievements and statistics
Márquez’s record this season is impressive. With a total of 17 Grand Prix races completed, he has achieved 31 podium finishes, 8 pole positions, and 18 fastest laps. His total points tally of 541 out of a possible 629 reflects individual brilliance and the collaborative effort of the entire Ducati Lenovo Team. This championship victory stands as the third Riders’ title for the team in the past four seasons, solidifying their position as a dominant force in MotoGP.
Francesco Bagnaia’s contributions
Joining Márquez on the podium was Francesco Bagnaia, who clinched victory in the race at Motegi while starting from pole position. Bagnaia’s consistent performance has been instrumental throughout the season, as he continues to push boundaries and elevate the team’s achievements. After a challenging start to the season, Bagnaia expressed his joy at returning to form, stating, “I went back to enjoying riding the bike since the Misano test, and I had fun today. This is wonderful, but also a pity that it happened only now.”
Teamwork behind the scenes
Behind every success story lies relentless effort and teamwork. Claudio Domenicali, the CEO of Ducati, emphasized this notion by stating, “When talent, competence, and dedication meet, the line between possible and extraordinary disappears.” The collaboration between the riders, engineers, and support staff has been crucial in achieving their goals, with meticulous attention to detail in race strategies, data analysis, and bike tuning. This symbiosis has allowed both Márquez and Bagnaia to excel on the track.
Looking ahead to the future
As the season draws to a close, the Ducati Lenovo Team is not resting on its laurels. The focus now shifts to maintaining momentum and seeking further success in the upcoming races. The team’s commitment to innovation and improvement remains steadfast, as they aim to continue delivering thrilling performances for their fans and supporters worldwide. Márquez’s title win is not just a personal achievement but a platform for future endeavors with Ducati.
As the MotoGP community prepares for the next Grand Prix in Indonesia, the excitement is palpable. The Ducati Lenovo Team stands ready to face new challenges, building on their record-breaking season and the legacy of their champion, Marc Márquez. The journey continues, and the world will be watching.