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The Grand Prix de France 2025 de MotoGP takes place from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 May 11on the Bugatti circuit of Le Mans. Be unbeatable before 6^th handle of MotoGP world championship 2025. Do not miss Grand Prix de France : Pilot performance, analyzes and updated rankings. Everything you need to know to follow the GP from France And immediately!

The history of the Grand Prix de France de MotoGP

The Grand Prix de France is a legendary stage in the MotoGP World Championship, which has been registered in the calendar since 1920. The Tricolore GP took place in several French cities, but Clermont-Ferrand, Le Castellet and Le Mans were the circuits on which the GP of France ran the most. Since 2000, he has remained in the city of Sarthe, well known also for the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Among the pilots having played a MotoGP race on this circuit, Valentino Rossi won three times (2002, 2005 and 2008). Spanish Jorge Lorenzo did better by counting 5 victories in France (2009, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2016). It’s two more than his compatriot Marc Marquez (2014, 2018 et 2019). Maverick Viñales has also already won at Le Mans, in 2017.

The 2021 edition had offered us an incredible show. While he began to rain in the middle of the race, the pilots had to change motorcycles, causing a flag to flag. So wearing rain tires, it’s the Australian Jack Miller (Ducati) which was the strongest. Behind, the French Johann Zarco (Decati) et Fabio Quartararo (Yamaha) had completed the podium. In 2022, it is the Italian Enea Bastianini (Ducati) who had won on a dry track with his motorcycle from the Gresini Racing team. Quartararo et Zarco had taken place in the top 5, in 4th and 5th positions. In 2023, the race was lively and finally Marco Bezzecchi (Mooney VR46) had won while Johann Zarco went up on the podium at home. The last edition of 2024 had seen Jorge Martin Take it on your Ducati!

MotoGP France 2024: Jorge Martin Terrasse Marquez and Bagnaia and Triumph at Le Mans

MotoGP – Grand Prix de France 2024 – After a splendid race at Le Mans, Jorge Martin ended up coming to the end of Marc Marquez and Francesco Bagnaia, and consolidates his leader in the world championship.

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The specifics of the Mans de MotoGP Bugatti circuit

A tour of this legendary circuit is 4.2 km! Le Circuit Bugatti du Mans has 14 turns, 5 on the left and 9 on the right. It is considered one of the best mechanical sports circuits, and races are often hectic. The main race will take place over 27 laps, about 113 km. The longest straight line is 674 m long, where the pilots generally reach 320 km/h.

MotoGP – Circuit Bugati du Mans

On the weather side, an alternation between sun is clouds is expected all weekend. Temperatures should oscillate between 18 and 22 degrees during the three days but the circuit should stay dry.

MotoGP Grand Prix de France 2025 – TV program and timetables

The challenges of the French Grand Prix of MotoGP

This round is the sixth in the MotoGP 2025 world championship. After five races, several questions received answers, and in particular concerning the arrival of Marc Márquez at Ducati alongside Francesco Bagnaia. He has won all the races (Sprint + GP) since the start of the year, except those of Austin in which he dropped and the last in Spain. The reigning world champion, Jorge Martín, He left him from Pramac Ducati for Aprilia and returned to Qatar after undergoing a fracture of the right hand and the left foot. Nevertheless, the Spaniard relapsed in the United States. It will therefore be forfeited for this weekend again.

For his part, Francesco Bagnaia So has resumed his old issue, the 63, and will be keen to replay the title again this season. Nevertheless, his teammate leads him his life hard. Another outsider has emerged this season: Alex Marquez (Gresini). The brother of the octuple world champion won his first victory during the last Grand Prix at home. He leads the ranking with 140 points, one more than his brother. Three rookies started in the category, including two Asian pilots. The Thai SOMKIAT CHANTRA is a pilot at LCR Honda (injury package this weekend), Spanish Fermín Aldeguer at Gresini Racing, and finally Japanese Ai Ogura At Trackhouse MotoGP Team. This week also marks the return of Miguel Oliveira (Pramac Yamaha) back from injury.

Finally, two French pilots are still present this year. Fabio Quartararo2021 world champion, is still on the official Yamaha team. After three difficult years, the motorcycle seems to have made progress according to the last results. He also finished second in the last race in Spain after more than two years without a podium. Another factory stable joined Yamaha, it is a question of Pramac. The old stable motorized by Ducati combines with the Japanese manufacturer and employs two experienced pilots: Jack Miller et Miguel Oliveira. The other French, Johann Zarcobegins its second year with LCR Honda and continues to want to return the brand to the best level. He even managed to finish 7th then 6th of the first two races of the season. Joan me et Luca Marini are them at Honda HRC Castrol.