Aragon is the next stop on the 2025 MotoGP calendar. The Marquez brothers remain the clear favourites at their home track, but it’s been an unpredictable season so far with five different race winners. So, will Aragon take that number up to six?
DTM is also back this weekend, with the grid featuring India’s Arjun Maini, who is driving a Ford Mustang GT3. Here’s your complete guide for when and where to tune in from India:
2025 MotoGP Aragon schedule
Marc Marquez still leads the way with a 24-point advantage at the top of the standings, and that is despite his last Sunday victory coming at the Qatar GP back in April. Not only is Aragon a home race for the Spaniard, but it’s also been a happy hunting ground for him in the past. In fact, Marquez dominated at the same venue last year, winning both, the sprint and main races.
Alex Marquez broke his brother’s sprint win streak at Silverstone and will be hoping to carry on some of that momentum. Francesco Bagnaia, meanwhile, is third overall – 72 points behind his teammate Marc Marquez after failing to score any points in the last two rounds. He’ll be seeking a breakthrough result at Aragon (a track where he had secured his first MotoGP win back in 2021) to reignite his championship bid.
Yamaha and Fabio Quartararo will also be chasing their first win in three years. After securing a hat-trick of pole positions, the French rider came tantalisingly close to this before a ride height device failure forced him to retire at Silverstone.
Where to watch:
All MotoGP Aragon sessions will be streamed live on Fancode. Fans in India can also catch the live TV broadcast on Eurosport.
2025 DTM Zandvoort schedule
Dutch racetrack Zandvoort will host the third round of the 2025 DTM (Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters) sports car racing series. Mercedes drivers are currently setting the pace, with Lucas Auer leading the standings, six points ahead of Jules Gounon.
After driving for Mercedes for several years, India’s Arjun Maini is racing a Ford Mustang GT3 this year for the Haupt Racing Team. He’s currently P19 in the standings. The Indian driver secured the ‘Comeback King’ title at the last round at Lausitzring, for gaining eight places (from P20 to P12) in Race 1.
Where to watch:
All DTM Zandvoort sessions will be streamed live on Fancode.
