German MotoGP 2025: Marc Marquez wins sprint despite bad start

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Marquez dropped to fifth in the early stages of the sprint but carved his way through the pack before taking the chequered flag in wet conditions.

Marquez dropped to fifth in the early stages of the sprint but carved his way through the pack before taking the chequered flag in wet conditions. Moto GP Read More

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