Marc Marquez beat his younger brother Alex in Saturday's sprint at the Argentina Grand Prix to extend his lead in the MotoGP championship and Francesco Bagnaia came in third as Ducati swept the podium.

Marc Marquez won the battle of the brothers when beating Alex Marquez in the Argentina MotoGP sprint race on Saturday. Marc Marquez moved up to 49 points in the standings, with Alex on 38 and Bagnaia on 30.

Marc Marquez admits “it will be tough to beat” Alex Marquez in Sunday’s MotoGP Argentina Grand Prix despite winning the sprint from pole position. Championship leader Marc Marquez topped Friday practice with a new lap record, before securing pole with an even better lap on Saturday morning to solidify his status as the favourite for victory.

Marc Marquez beat his younger brother Alex in Saturday's sprint at the Argentina Grand Prix to extend his lead in the MotoGP championship and Francesco Bagnaia came in third as Ducati swept the podium.

Ducati's Marc Marquez won the sprint race at the Argentina Grand Prix on Saturday, ahead of brother Alex Marquez (team Gresini) and Francesco Bagnaia with the second official Ducati. As in Thailand, he was followed across the line by his younger sibling,

The #93 goes three from three in 2025, though he had to fend off a strong challenge from younger brother Alex in Argentina's Tissot Sprint

Marc Marquez fended off Alex Marquez in a tense sprint at the 2025 MotoGP Argentina Grand Prix to take his second Saturday victory of the season. After qualifying on pole with a new all-time lap record at Termas de Rio Hondo, factory Ducati rider Marquez was hot favourite to maintain his 100% winning record of 2025 in the sprints.

Marc Marquez stormed to pole for the Argentina MotoGP on Saturday to maintain his perfect start to the new season. said pole-sitter Marquez.

Marc Marquez continued his MotoGP winning streak as he earned a third-consecutive victory in 2025 at the Argentina Sprint race.

Alex Marquez overcomes holeshot device mishap to pressure brother Marc in Argentine MotoGP Sprint. Alex Marquez overcame a stuck front holeshot device to take the fight to his brother Marc for most of Saturday’s Argentine MotoGP Sprint.

Alex Marquez continued to shadow his elder brother on last year’s Ducati GP24 and clocked 1 minute 37.163 seconds. Honda finally had a reason to cheer as LCR satellite team Zarco claimed third place with 1 minute 37.205 seconds. Zarco showed that being the third fastest on Friday Practice was not a fluke.