BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP – 2025 Season Results
The 2025 MotoGP World Championship season was nothing short of historic for BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP. In what proved to be the team's most successful campaign since their return to the premier class as an independent Ducati satellite outfit, the Faenza-based team rewrote their own record books in virtually every statistical category.
The headline achievements of the 2025 season paint a picture of sustained, dominant performance. Álex Márquez secured three Grand Prix victories and accumulated enough points across the season to finish as MotoGP World Championship runner-up – the highest individual classification result in the modern Gresini Racing era. His season-long battle with reigning champion Marc Márquez captivated fans worldwide and elevated BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP's profile on the global stage.
Rookie Fermín Aldeguer's contribution to the season was equally remarkable. Arriving in MotoGP with enormous expectations from a stellar Moto2 career, Aldeguer delivered on every count, scoring championship points on his debut at the Thai Grand Prix and building steadily to claim his first Grand Prix victory before the season's end. His collection of the 2025 MotoGP Rookie of the Year award was the deserved recognition of an outstanding first campaign.
The 2025 season was sensational, on and off the track. Four Grand Prix wins, 33 podiums, Best Independent Team – the numbers speak for themselves.
The team's off-track performance was equally impressive. BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP generated over 24 hours of total television exposure during the 2025 season – a 10.93% increase on 2024 and the second-best overall figure among all MotoGP teams. Media value generated for sponsors exceeded €459 million, delivering extraordinary return on investment for title sponsor BK8 News and all partner brands.
Additional honours included the Best Independent Rider award for Álex Márquez and the Best Independent Team title for BK8 Gresini Racing MotoGP. These accolades confirmed the team's position as not just a competitive satellite outfit, but a genuine benchmark for independent motorcycle racing teams worldwide. The 2026 season begins with the team as one of the most anticipated challengers on the grid.
