Marc Marquez has been ruled out of the final four rounds of the 2025 MotoGP season, just a week after securing his seventh world title in the premier class, in relief from a recent injury.
The first 17 rounds of the 2025 MotoGP season were nothing short of a fairy tale Mark Marquez. After the most difficult period in the work before switching to work Ducati In the year With the 2024 machine, the Spaniard finally returned to a position at the top of the ladder.
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However, disaster struck in Indonesia the following season. Collision with Marco Bezecchi in the first round of the Grand Prix He saw a broken collarbone supporting him.
Unfortunately, a full recovery from the injury has been a long and difficult road for the 33-year-old, and Marquez has shown signs this season that he is still not back to full fitness.Although the incident happened six months ago.
Marc Marquez expresses ‘relief’ over 2025 Indonesian Grand Prix injury
Recently seen I have a plan The podcast asks Marquez to recall the moment he won the 2025 World Cup in Japan and his injury setback at the Indonesian Grand Prix a week later.
Incredibly, the Spaniard was relieved to be out for the rest of the season, citing his desire at the time not to continue competing in the final four rounds of the season.
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The Spaniard says he is ‘relieved’ after being injured in Mandalika’s next season in 2025.
Asked to explain what was going on in the footage of him hugging the Ducati crew at Motegi, Marquez replied: “A lap of glory, a moment of glory, that’s what I remember the most.”
“I promise you, I don’t remember the moment itself, and I wish I did, more than the footage I’ve seen in the past.
It annoys me, and I want to remember it and know: Did I say this, or did I say this, and did I say the other? I don’t remember; I mean, I remember more of the footage I saw, but I was just turned on after that moment.
The race in Indonesia where I was injured was the following week; I felt empty. I didn’t like riding a motorcycle either. This has never happened to me.
“Usually I win a championship and say, ‘I want to win the next race’. Instead, I think, ‘I want to go on vacation.’
The MotoGP paddock is now divided over Marc Marquez’s 2026 title chances.
Having failed to fully recover ahead of the current campaign, coupled with Aprilia’s arrival as the dominant constructor, Marquez has struggled to start his title defense on the right foot.
VR46 boss Pablo Nieto is still under the impression that the Ducati star is still the man to beat. In the championship landscape this year, however, not everyone in the MotoGP paddock shares the same opinion.
A former MotoGP rider became a commentator Carlos Checa has changed his mind on Marquez’s title hopes.After tipping the 73-time Grand Prix winner to repeat his feat before the start of the 2026 season.
The 53-year-old now ‘surprises’ if Marquez ends the season at the top, but thinks the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix will make it clearer where the Spaniard ranks among his peers.
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