This weekend’s MotoGP action at the Liqui Moly Grand Prix of Germany saw Marc Marquez (Ducati Lenovo Team) claim pole position despite challenging wet conditions. On Saturday, July 12, 2025, Marquez edged out Johann Zarco (CASTROL Honda LCR) by a mere 0.151 seconds in a thrilling qualifying session at Sachsenring.
- Marc Marquez clinches pole position in wet conditions.
- Johann Zarco narrowly misses pole by 0.065s.
- Maverick Viñales crashes during Q2 session.
- Marco Bezzecchi impresses with strong Q2 performance.
- Second row features Franco Morbidelli and Alex Marquez.
- Wet weather expected for the upcoming Sprint.
The wet weather made for an unpredictable atmosphere, as Q1 saw Zarco initially dominate before Marquez took control in Q2. With Aprilia Racing’s Marco Bezzecchi also showcasing impressive speed, the front row will feature a diverse mix of manufacturers, highlighting the competitive nature of this season.
As the MotoGP season heats up, one must wonder: how will these weather conditions affect race strategies moving forward? The close competition between Marquez and Zarco raises questions about tire choices and risk management.
- Marquez’s pole position marks his 73rd in MotoGP history.
- Zarco’s performance indicates Honda’s resurgence in wet conditions.
- Bezzecchi’s presence on the front row showcases Aprilia’s growing competitiveness.
- Viñales and Miller faced early crashes, adding to the drama of Q2.
As the excitement builds for the 15-lap Sprint later today, fans will be eager to see if Marquez can maintain his lead or if the wet conditions will shake up the standings further.
