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168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Johann Zarco overcomes a first turn incident to take a dream home victory in a delayed, chaotic 2025 French MotoGP at Le Mans.

It was Zarco’s first wi💖n since Phillip Island 2023 for Pramac Ducati, and LCR Honda’s first win since ꧟Alex Rins at COTA earlier in the same year.

The victory also halted Ducati’s run of 22 GP🦩 wins, leaving the Italian manufacturer tied with Honda for the all-time record.

The last time a French rider won their home grand prౠix was 1954!

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Increasing rain spots caused all riders to pit at the end of the original warm-up l🔴ap, delaying the start.

But the drama was just beginning.

A lull in the rain then sent most of the field back into the pits again on the sighting lap for the restart, getting back on their dry bikes in time to make the grid but with a douꦗble long lap to𒁃 serve.

Those 13 riders were: Marc Marquez, Alex Marquez, Fabio Quartararo, Ai Ogura, Fermin Aldeguer, Fabio 💯di Giannantonio, Pedro Acosta♍, Joan Mir, Brad Binder, Raul Fernandez, Enea Bastianini, Maverick Vinales and Franco Morbidelli.

Earl🐓y r꧟ace mayhem included Bastianini wiping out Bagnaia at Turn 1, where Mir also fell and forced Zarco through the gravel (pictured).

The rain then intensified, causing accidents for home pole qualifier Fabio Quartararo and Brad🥃 Binder while in the wheeltracks of race leader Marc Marquez.

Marquez and others on slicks heeded the warning and pitted, agai🧸n, fo🔴r their wet bikes.

After rejoining, Marquez was eigh⛎t seconds behind Z🥂arco, who had taken the restart on his wet bike and stuck to his guns.

The LCR rider extended his lead to over 19 seconds on his way to a brilliant victory, which left the packed grandstands delirious. 𒆙An emotional Zarco left parc ferme to orchestrate the celebrations on the main straight, topped by a customary backflip.

Alex Marquez had high-sided from third place in the closing stages, putting KTM’s Pedro Acosta into the final podium place. But Marquez’s rookie Gresini team-mate Fermin Al♉deguer was on a charge and repeated yesterday’s third by passing Acosta on the penultimate lap.

Tech3’s Maverick 🐈Vinales and Honda wild-card Takaaki Nakagami completed the top five while Alex Marquez fell for a second and final time, ending his per𓆉fect run of 2025 points finishes.

After correctly sticking with wets for the restart, Pramac Yamaha's Jack Miller was another to wonder what might have been as he trudged through the gravel, having cr♔ashed while ahead ▨of future race leader Zarco on lap 6.

The Yamaha riders had th✱e new engine plus some chassis parts used at the Jerez test available this weekend.

Pedro Acosta and Somkiat Chantra underwent arm pump surgery following Jerez. Acosta was riding this weeken🌼d, but rookie Chantra was still recovering.

Pramac’s Miguel Oliveira was 🌺returning to MotoGP action after missing the last three rounds due to a shoulder inj🥀ury in Argentina.

Injure reigning world champion Jorge 💛Martin continues to be replaced by Aprilia te♕st rider Lorenzo Savadori.

Takaaki Nakagami was 🐈making his Honda wild-card debut, after retiring from full time competition at the end of last season.

Despite the Sunday weather, a new official MotoGP attendance record of 311,797 fans was se🗹t across the Le Mans weekend, beating last year's total of 297,471.

While that figure includes some dou🐼ble and triple counting due to multi-day attendance, ꧂there is no question over the huge Sunday crowd of 120,403 fans.

The British Grand Prix takes place at Silverstone in two wee🦂꧟ks.