P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Marc Marquez has taken total control of the 2025 MotoGP standings and looks well on course now to become a seven-time premier class champion. There is still a ways to go yet, but his Czech GP domination proves that even he will have a hard time beating himself…
As MotoGP reaches a three-week summer break, Marc Marquez appears destined to clinch the 2025 world championship well before the season’s conclusion in Valencia.
With an impressive lead of 120 points after 12 rounds, the Ducati rider’s dominance is reminiscent of his 2019 performance, securing him a substantial advantage.
Despite facing physical challenges due to a past arm injury, Marquez’s adaptability and maturity have enhanced his performance, reflected in his current lead and consistent successes.
His recent five consecutive wins mark unprecedented success for a Ducati rider, leaving competitors like Alex Marquez and Pecco Bagnaia far behind in the standings.
While Marquez’s path to victory seems certain, past instances like his 2019 DNF and historical incidents in MotoGP caution against complacency, leaving room for unpredictability in the remaining rounds.
