The Spanish cyclist Mark Marquis won the title of category / Moto GB / within the Qatar Grand Prix of the Grand Qatar Airways (Grand Air Air Award), which is the fourth round of the seventy -sixth edition of the World Motorcycle Championship for the 2025 season, which was hosted by the Lusail International Circuit for three days under the revealing lights.
Marquis Drag, Dukati, 32, won the main race title after its first place after the race of 22 rolls and a distance of 118.36 km in a time of /41.29,186/ minute. This title is the second for the Spanish script in the competitions of the GB Grand Prix, after the first of the Qatar Prize, after the first of which he achieved 11 years ago.
The Spanish Championship, the World Championships, maintained the title of the Grand Prix of the Qatar Award for the Ducati team / for the fourth year in a row, after it was achieved by the Italians, Enya Bastianini, in 2022, Fabio de Jianantonio in the year 2023, and Francesco Bagnaya last year 2024.
The victory yesterday is the third of Marquis out of four rounds held in 2025, after his victory in the Argentine and Argentina awards, as he succeeded in winning tonight in climbing to the coronation platform for the 114th time in the history of his participation in the Mouto GB World Championship, equivalent to the record that his compatriot Jorge Lorenzo holds.
Abdul Rahman Al -Mannai: Success enhance Qatar’s international status
Abdul Rahman bin Abdullatif Al -Mannai, President of the Qatar Automotive and Motorcycle Federation and head of the Lusail International Circuit, expressed his happiness with the success of the race. The success of this event enhances the status of the State of Qatar as a leading destination for international sports competitions. With the increasing atmosphere of excitement and enthusiasm that the circuit witnessed during its hosting of the accompanying races and the main grand prize race, not only hosting such ancient sports legacy of Qatar, but also inspires future generations to practice engines. Our goal is to constantly seek to consolidate the Lusail International Circuit as one of the most famous gyms of motor sports in the world, and we look forward to hosting more international events throughout the year.
Champion Mark: Informed happiness
Spanish star Mark Marques expressed his great happiness by winning the Qatar Grand Airways Awards in the GB, and achieved two successive victories in the “Sprint” race and the main race. Sprint and the main race. I can only thank my team for the great work and constant support.
Abdul Aziz Al -Muhannadi: The most interesting competitive races
Abdel Aziz Ali Al -Muhannadi, CEO of Lusail International Circuit, said: We are very proud of the impressive success achieved by the current version of the Qatar Grand Prix for the Qatari Airways Airways. The level of competition that we witnessed during the current weekend was exceptional, with some of the most exciting and interesting competitive races on the date of the fenugreek hosting the GB. Our advanced facilities again provided an ideal platform for these wonderful cycles to show their talents. The enthusiasm of the masses was massive, and we are happy to provide them with an unforgettable experience on the track and outside of the circuit.
The President of the International Federation, Georgi Vegas: We lived a distinctive atmosphere on the Lusail circuit
The Portuguese, Georgie Vegas, President of the International Motorcycle Federation, praised the wonderful atmosphere and the distinguished organization of the Qatar Grand GP Award tour, which was held on the Lusail International Circuit, stressing that the current version was exceptional at all levels.
“We have lived a distinctive atmosphere in the Lusail circuit, whether in terms of public presence or organizational and artistic aspect. It was an excellent version that reflects the high professionalism enjoyed by the motorcyclists in Qatar.” Vijas thanked the officials of the Qatari Motorcycle Federation and the Lusail International Circuit, praising the great efforts made to ensure the success of this global event, saying: “I extend my sincere thanks to the officials of the Qatar Federation and to manage the Lusail circuit on this wonderful organization. It was a successful experience by all accounts, and we look forward to returning again in the next year.”
Japanese Akigama leads talents
In the second race of the 2025 Asian Talent Cup, which came a duplicate of the first race, the Japanese bicycles dominated the first three motorcycles, where Royata Eugeara ranked first and came and his compatriot Ikigami and Summer and the Japanese hegemony was completed with Akghama to the third, thus leading Eugera the tournament
Aaron wins the title of death category 2
The Spanish cyclist Aaron Kanet won the title of category /Moto 2 /, after he traveled the race “18 rolls” and for a distance of 96.84 km in a time of /35.30.185 /min, and a difference of 1.103 seconds for his closest rival Turkish Denz Ono, second -ranked time with a time of /35.31.288/ minutes. /35.31.471/ minute.
With the end of the race, after winning the Qatar race and receiving 25 points, Spaniard Kanit moved away from the Qatar Race and won 25 points, with the top of the overall ranking of the two bikes with a total of 71 points.
Garcia, the hero of Moto 3 category
The Spanish cyclist, Angel Picoier, Garcia, was crowned the title of the 3 -year -old and 7 -month -old Garcia, with the main race title after cutting the race of 16 rp and a distance of 86.08 km, in a time of /33.17.268/ minute, and a difference of 0.009 seconds for his closest rival Japanese Brace /33.17.277/ minute. The other Japanese cyclist, Ryosi Yamanaka, was third in a time of /33.17.310/ minutes. And at the end of the race, Spain’s Angel Garcia benefited from his victory in the title and snatched the top of the overall ranking of the bikes in this category with 67 points.
More than 50 thousand spectators follow the race
The Qatar Grand Grand Prize for Moto GB, which is the fourth round of the World Motorcycle Championship, witnessed a large crowd of more than 50,321 spectators, throughout the three days.
The mass attendance on the first day of the competitions reached 10,526 spectators, while on the second day, 17,230 spectators attended, while the number of public attendance reached its peak on the third and last day of the tournament, and the number of audiences reached 22,565 spectators.