P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Marc Marquez is in utter control of the 2025 MotoGP standings after 12 rounds. Well on course for an early crowning, his 2025 will go down in history as one of the very best if he can see it through. But how does it compare to other champions’ best years?
Heading into the summer break, Marc Marquez acknowledged in 2025 that the championship is now his to lose, having dominated with consistent 37-point weekends. With 8 grand prix wins and 11 sprint successes, he sits 120 points clear at the top of the MotoGP standings after 12 rounds. Despite being 32 and overcoming a serious arm injury in 2020, Marquez’s form on the Ducati GP25 has been reminiscent of his Honda dominance, highlighting his skill and resilience.
His competitors have struggled to match his performance, with Alex Marquez and Pecco Bagnaia unable to challenge consistently, paving the way for Marquez’s potential seventh premier-class title. With 10 races remaining, Marquez is poised to secure the championship, possibly at Indonesia or even earlier at Misano if he continues his impressive scoring rate. Comparisons are drawn to his dominant 2019 season, where he led by 151 points with 12 wins, showcasing his unparalleled success on the Honda despite its limitations.
Marquez’s 2025 campaign stands out as one of the best in MotoGP history, demonstrating his mastery over the field and solidifying his status as a dominant force in the sport.
