The 2025 MotoGP season delivered extremes: for some riders, surprise breakthroughs and career-defining campaigns; for others, frustration, injury or unmet expectations. As the paddock heads into the off-season, the gaps between riders have rarely felt larger, or more telling.  Let´s take a look at the winners and losers of the 2025 MotoGP season:  Winner: Marc Márquez  Nine-time world champion Marc Márquez I Credits: GEPA pictures / Matic Kiansek via diePresse.com Starting of

With the 2025 MotoGP season coming to an end, it is time to take one final look at the weekend’s winners and losers.

Lando Norris made significant strides in the Drivers’ Championship in Brazil, but who else had a landmark week at Interlagos?

Marco Bezzecchi comfortably took his win at Portimao, but there was no shortage of action behind him, with plenty of battles, a strong showing from the KTM factory team, and setbacks for riders like Morbidelli and Bagnaia, who crashed. Here are the winners and losers from the Portuguese Grand Prix.

Although the championship fight is over, the newest world champion’s recovery period from injury has opened up opportunities for the rest of the grid. After some surprises on track, here are the 2025 winners & losers after the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Formula One headed stateside for the second time in 2025 as Max Verstappen made huge inroads in the Drivers’ Championship.

Raúl Fernández stunned the MotoGP paddock with a breakthrough victory at Phillip Island, turning a chaotic Australian Grand Prix into a landmark day for both himself and Trackhouse Aprilia. DIVEBOMB brings to you the winners and losers from a topsy-turvy weekend at Phillip Island.

The Singapore Grand Prix saw McLaren secure the Constructors’ title, while the two championship protagonists locked horns. But who came out on top?

Fermín Aldeguer became the second youngest MotoGP winner, with a diverse mix of teams in the top 10. Here are the winners and losers from the Indonesian Grand Prix.

A dreadful weekend for McLaren in Baku opened the door for others to shine.

As the year comes to a close, DIVEBOMB takes a look at the winners and losers of IndyCar’s final race weekend in 2025.

Formula One returned from its summer break with a chaotic Dutch Grand Prix, which featured career highs for some and potentially season-defining lows for others.

Christian Rasmussen muscled his way to his maiden IndyCar win in a stunning show of pace and race form on Sunday in the Milwaukee 250. Who were the big winners and losers in the penultimate race of the 2025 IndyCar season? DIVEBOMB takes a look.

Written by Ramiza Donlic "Lights out" at the first Hungarian Grand Prix I Credit: Michelin_Motorsport via X The first-ever Hungarian...

MotoGP returns after the long summer break with an eventful race featuring multiple battles for positions across the grid in Austria. Here are the top three winners and losers from the race weekend.

Will Power became the fifth race winner of the 2025 IndyCar season after taking victory in the Grand Prix of Portland last weekend. He took the win over Christian Lungdaard and Álex Palou, who sealed his fourth IndyCar title with two races still to go.

Álex Palou took his fifth pole position and eighth race win of the year at Laguna Seca in the Grand Prix of Monterey. The achievement put him one race closer to breaking the near impossible record of 10 race wins in an IndyCar season.

London marked an emotional farewell to Formula E’s 11th season, bringing an end to one team’s Formula E career, while others left their mark on the sport by taking home the biggest of prizes. DIVEBOMB takes you through the winners and losers from Formula E’s final race weekend of 2025. 

We were made to wait for the racing action in Spa, but who held their nerve when the drama began and who fluffed their lines?

Pato O’Ward took his second IndyCar win of the year on the streets of Toronto this past weekend. DIVEBOMB takes a look at some of the big winners and losers from the weekend.