Ducati’s red-hot Marc Marquez won the Argentina Grand Prix after trailing his brother Alex of Gresini Racing for much of the race, as the pair finished in the top two yet again, while VR46 Racing’s Franco Morbidelli was third.

Ducati's red-hot Marc Marquez won the Argentina Grand Prix on Sunday after trailing his brother Alex for much of the race as the pair finished in the top two yet again while VR46 Racing's Franco Morbidelli was third.

Marc Marquez thwarted his younger brother Alex once again to land the Argentina MotoGP on Sunday and maintain his perfect start to the season.

Marc Marquez has become the first rider ever to start off a MotoGP campaign with back-to-back poles, sprint wins and Grand Prix victories

Ducati's red-hot Marc Marquez won the Argentina Grand Prix on Sunday after trailing his brother Alex of Gresini Racing for much of the race as the pair finished in the top two yet again, while VR46 Racing's Franco Morbidelli was third.

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 defeated his younger brother Alex for a fourth successive victory battle in the 2025 MotoGP season - but

Marc Marquez won the Argentina Grand Prix on Sunday. The Spaniard with the official Ducati ended the race ahead of his younger brother Alex with team Gresini and Franco Morbidelli on a Ducati VR46. Pecco Bagnaia was fourth on the other official Ducati.

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.