Twists, turns and intense emotions in the British Grand Prix, the seventh round of the 2025 MotoGP World Championship. Marco Bezzecchi won, giving Aprilia an important victory on one of the most prominent tracks on the calendar. The Italian rider took advantage of a race marked by a red flag on the second lap and the misfortune of Fabio Quartararo, who dominated until six circuits from the finish before retiring due to technical problems with his Yamaha. Along with Bezzecchi, the two LCR Hondas of Johann Zarco and Marc Marquez completed the podium, having driven a consistent and solid race. But it is a Sunday to forget for Ducati: the GP25s appeared to be struggling all weekend, and Francesco Bagnaia crashed shortly after the restart, exacerbating a situation that is becoming concerning for the Borgo Panigale company. The biggest regret, however, remains for Quartararo, betrayed by his M1 just when he seemed headed for a long-awaited victory after three years. The French, who led by more than five seconds, was forced to stop due to a failure, ending in disappointment a race that could have changed the course of the championship. For Bezzecchi, on the other hand, it is a success that relaunches his goals and validates Aprilia's outstanding performance on a complex and unpredictable track like Silverstone.