Marc Marquez’s 100th pole stuns Mugello: Bagnaia admits he’s unbeatable

Marc Marquez set a new benchmark with his 100th career pole and a lap record at Mugello, marking his sixth pole this season. Francesco Bagnaia’s recognition of Marquez’s unbeatable form underscores the Spanish rider’s dominance in the 2025 MotoGP season.

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Marc Marquez achieved a milestone at Mugello by securing his 100th pole position across all motorcycle racing classes.
The six-time MotoGP world champion clocked a time of 1:44.169, marking his sixth pole of the 2024 season and the 72nd in MotoGP alone, complemented by 14 poles each in Moto2 and the 125cc World Championship.

Marquez expressed his satisfaction, stating, "I 27m super happy because it was a real pole position, it was without (using) the slipstreams, alone and just trying to find my limits."

His main rival, Francesco Bagnaia, who finished behind him, acknowledged Marquez's dominance, saying, "I tried everything in qualifying, Marc was in super shape and it 27s tough to beat him. I wanted to start on the front row and this was the best result in qualifying (for me) this season."

Bagnaia admitted that Marquez was currently unbeatable, highlighting the intense competition at the front of the grid.

This pole position not only underscores Marquez's enduring speed and skill but also sets the stage for a thrilling race at Mugello, where the rivalry between these two top riders continues to captivate fans worldwide.
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Marc Marquez stunned at Mugello by clinching his 100th pole position across all classes with a 1:44.169 lap, his sixth pole of the MotoGP season. Rival Francesco Bagnaia admitted Marquez was unbeatable, securing his best qualifying result this year but settling behind the six-time world champion.
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Key Facts
  • Marc Marquez achieved his sixth pole of the year with a time of 1:44.169, ahead of rival Francesco Bagnaia.Sportstar
  • This pole was Marquez’s 72nd MotoGP pole, adding to his 14 poles in Moto2 and 14 more in the 125cc World Championship.
  • Marquez said he was super happy because it was a real pole position without using slipstreams, riding alone and pushing his limits.
  • Francesco Bagnaia acknowledged Marquez’s super shape and said it was tough to beat him, adding that starting on the front row was his best qualifying result this season.Sportstar
Six-time elite world champion Marc Marquez took his sixth pole of the year with a time of one minute and 44.169 seconds, ahead of rival Francesco Bagnaia.
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Key Stats at a Glance
Marquez's pole lap time
1:44.169
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Marquez's MotoGP poles
72nd MotoGP pole
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Marquez's Moto2 poles
14 poles in Moto2
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Marquez's 125cc poles
14 more in the 125cc World Championship
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