Relive the MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix with live text commentary

The 2025 season of MotoGP The season concludes this weekend at the Ricardo Tormo circuit, with the top two spots in the championship already secured by brothers Marc and Álex Márquez. For this final race, 2024 world champion Jorge Martín and Tech3 rider Maverick Viñales return to finish the year on a high note and participate in the post-season tests, which will take place at the same circuit on Tuesday after the final race. Follow the Valencia Grand Prix with live commentary below. The race starts at 14 PM!

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MotoGP – Valencia Grand Prix
The race in live text

T27/27 – The standings for this last race of the year in MotoGPThank you all for following us this season and see you in 2026 for the next MotoGP live broadcast!

T27/27 – Victory for Marco Bezzecchi ahead of Raul Fernandez and Fabio di Giannantonio!

T27/27 – Last lap of the race!

T26/27 – Fabio di Giannantonio doubles Pedro Acosta for the podium!

T26/27 – Two final laps in Valencia!

T25/27 – Fernandez is catching up to Bezzecchi in the lead: less than four tenths behind!

T24/27 – Fall of fabio quartararo !

T24/27 – Retirement of Maverick Viñales.

T24/27 – Fabio di Giannantonio overtook Pedro Acosta for the final place on the podium.

T23/27 – Marco Bezzecchi manages to maintain a seven-tenths lead over Fernandez at the front of the race.

T22/27 – Fabio Quartararo has regained 11th place from Joan Mir.

T21/27 – Márquez can no longer defend and Fabio di Giannantonio overtakes him for 4th place.

T21/27 – Fabio di Giannantonio now has Márquez in his sights.

T20/27 – Acosta finally finds an opening on Márquez for 3rd place!

T19/27 – Acosta loses a little ground by missing the apex of turn no. 8.

T18/27 – Acosta has yet to find an opening against Márquez.

T17/27 – Pedro Acosta is closing in fast on Álex Márquez for third place.

T16/27 – Retirement of Jorge Martín.

T16/27 – Raul Fernandez is now less than a second behind Marco Bezzecchi.

T15/27 – Fabio Quartararo has lost one place and is now 12th.

T14/27 – Álex Márquez is already completely out of contention with Fernandez. Acosta is closing in.

T13/27 – Raul Fernandez is pushing hard to catch up with Bezzecchi: 1,2 seconds behind!

T12/27 – Raul Fernandez overtakes Álex Márquez for second place!

T11/27 – Marco Bezzecchi picks up the pace and pushes Márquez back by almost a second.

T10/27 – Behind Raul Fernandez, the gap widens with Pedro Acosta, with a two-second gap.

T9/27 – Álex Márquez is tucked in behind Marco Bezzecchi.

T8/27 – Aleix Espargaró lost a piece of his motorcycle on the starting grid after being hit by Franco Morbidelli.

T7/27 – Japanese athlete Ai Ogura falls.

T7/27 – The three leading men are separated by six tenths of a second.

T6/27 – Pedro Acosta overtook Fabio di Giannantonio for fourth place. Mir, Zarco and Martín completed their long laps.

T5/27 – Fastest lap in the race for Raul Fernandez, who is catching up to the duo Bezzecchi – Álex Márquez.

T4/27 – Raul Fernandez overtook Fabio di Giannantonio for third place.

T4/27 – Joan Mir and Jorge Martín also have long stretches to complete.

T3/27 – For Bagnaia, this is a fifth consecutive retirement on Sunday.

T3/27 – Johann Zarco is penalized with a long lap after his first-lap mistake. Morbidelli retires. 

T2/27 – Unlike Saturday, Marco Bezzecchi got off to a perfect start and leads the race ahead of Álex Márquez.

T2/27 – Johann Zarco is now 16th, Fabio Quartarao has moved from 6th to 12th place.

T1/27 – Francesco Bagnaia crashes after a failed braking maneuver by Johann Zarco!

14:02 PM – The race has started after Franco Morbidelli crashed on the grid. He has to start from the pits.

14h00 - The drivers set off for the warm-up lap.

13h56 - This Saturday, Álex Márquez won the Sprint. Will the Spaniard win again today?

13h50 - 10 minutes to go before the start of the last GP of the 2025 MotoGP season.

13h48 - Yamaha turns a page at the Valencia Grand Prix, and confirms its switch to the V4 engine for the 2026 MotoGP season.

Yamaha confirms its switch to V4 engines in 2026

13h45 - 27 laps are on the program for this final race of the 2025 season.