• What:  Valencia Grand Prix MotoGP Picks
  • Where: Circuit Ricardo Tormo
  • When: Sunday, November 16, 2025
  • Watch: FOX Sports, 8 am EST

As the 2025 MotoGP season wraps up with the Valencia Grand Prix, oddsmakers are sticking with the same co-favorites that were established leading into last week's Portuguese Grand Prix.

Marco Bezzecchi and Alex Marquez are both set with betting lines of +175. Last week, it was Bezzecchi beating Marquez to the finish line to win the race by a margin of 2.583 seconds.

Let’s look at the latest Valencia Grand Prix MotoGP betting lines. Remember, odds are always subject to change.

MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix OddsBovadaBetOnlineBetUS
Alex Marquez+175+175+175
Marco Bezzecchi+175+175+175
Pedro Acosta+400+400+400
Francesco Bagnaia+600+600+600
Fermin Aldeguer+1200+1200+1200
Fabio Di Giannantonio+2800+2800+2800
Joan Mir+3300+3300+3300
Jorge Martin+3300+3300+3300
Johann Zarco+4000+4000+4000
Franco Morbidelli+5000+5000+5000
Luca Marini+6600+6600+6600
Raul Fernandez+6600+6600+6600
Nicola Bulega+8000+8000+8000
Enea Bastianini+8000+8000+8000
Maverick Vinales+8000+8000+8000

Pedro Acosta is being given a betting line of +400. Two-time world champion Francesco Bagnaia is the fourth choice in this betting market at +600

At +1200, rookie Fermin Aldeguer is the only other rider with odds shorter than +2800 in this week's race.

Valencia GP Top Contenders

Without injured series champion Marc Marquez, the MotoGP results have been completely unpredictable. There have been seven different riders who've posted a win during the past seven races.

In this season’s Valencia Grand Prix, following Saturday's qualifying will be the 13-lap sprint. The 27-lap main event race is set for Sunday at 8 am EST around the 14-turn, 2.489-mile Circuit Ricardo Tormo. Remember, the race odds could be changing based on the results of the qualifying round and the sprint race. That’s why it’s always wise to track the early outcomes. You’ll be able to see which riders are holding hot hands and are the best for you to bet.

Let's look at the top contenders for this race.

Alex Marquez (+175)

With his second-place finish in Portugal, the younger Marquez assured himself of finishing in second place in the points standings behind his brother.

He finished sixth in the race on the last visit the MotoGP riders made to the Valencia circuit in 2023.

Marco Bezzecchi (+175)

Two previous starts at Valencia in MotoGP saw Bezzecchi retire from one race and finish 11th in the other. In seven Valencia starts in all divisions, his best finish was a third in Moto3.

This season, he's posted six podium finishes over his past 10 races.

Pedro Acosta (+400)

The Spaniard is finishing the season strongly. Acosta has finished second or third in three of the past four races.

He won at Valencia when racing in Moto2.

Francesco Bagnaia (+600)

Oddsmakers are fading Bagnaia, and with good reason. He's retired from four straight races and five of the last six.

Pecco has won two of the past three MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix races, though.

Fermin Aldeguer (+1200)

Aldeguer bounced back with a solid fourth-place finish in Portugal. He won the Moto2 race at Valencia in 2022.

Fabio Di Giannantonio (+2800)

Di Giannantonio has made two MotoGP starts at Valencia. He was fourth in 2023 and 15th in 2022. In Moto2 racing, he finished second in Valencia in 2021.

The Italian rider has finished in the top 10 in each of the past four MotoGP races. However, he's made just one podium appearance over the last 12 races.

Latest MotoGP Championship Odds

In MotoGP futures, now that Marc Marquez has wrapped up the MotoGP title, oddsmakers are opting to offer betting lines on the Moto2 world title.

Coming off his win in Portugal, Diogo Moreira is -350 the betting favorite to win the title in the Moto2 odds. Oddsmakers are setting Manuel Gonzalez as the second betting choice with a line of +260. Barry Baltus is a distant third in this betting market at odds of +5000.

Moreira is holding a solid 24-point lead over Gonzalez in the season standings. Both Moreira and Gonzalez have won a series-best four races. However, Gonzalez has finished sixth, 25th, and seventh in the past three races.

Valencia Grand Prix MotoGP Best Bet

Consistency has been the trademark of Alex Marquez's racing ledger of late. He's run first, second, or third in five of his past seven starts.

Alex Marquez To win MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix
Bovada
+175
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Bezzecchi has never cracked the top 10 in two starts at Valencia. And despite his past success on this circuit, it's hard to back Bagnaia based on his recent form. Take Alex Marquez to win in the MotoGP Valencia Grand Prix picks.

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