Marc Marquez has proven to be superior to MotoGP’s best riders such as Jorge Lorenzo, Valentino Rossi and Dani Pedrosa. Even today, he is at the top of the field, says Lorenzo.
Cervera’s Ant was completely dominant in the 2010s, winning six titles between 2013 and 2019 before suffering an injury in 2020, and Honda’s comeback has struggled for years. But many realize that the talent is still there.
Lorenzo Marquez said he would have continued to win with Honda. In the year If not for his arm injury in 2020. But in the end, the Spaniard left the Japanese outfit chasing the best bike on the grid. Ducati.
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Jorge Lorenzo says Marc Marquez is ‘still dominant’ in today’s generation.
Dominating the 2025 season with Ducati, Marquez 2026 will be tough after battling the disaster in Indonesia last year. However, the 33-year-old is starting to find his stride again.
Having won the previous two races, including last weekend in Brno, Marquez says he is in a title fight. with Aprilias. Lorenzo In the current generation they see him as ‘superior’, they cannot compete with him.
to speak GPONThe three-time MotoGP champion like himself, Rossi and Pedrosa were ‘right there’ on Marquez, but sometimes he got the edge. But today it remains part of the field.
“What can I say about Marquez? In the years he didn’t win, the only thing he lacked was his bike – because Honda was not competitive – and his injured arm,” he said.
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“Had he not been injured in 2020 and matched his rivals on the bike, he would have won all the world championships, and now he is close to matching Agostini’s 12 or 13 world titles.
It’ll never be like 2019, but it’s better than most when it comes to good or bad. We’ve all been there with Valentino and Pedrosa in our generation; Maybe he had a track where he had a bit of an edge.
But in this generation, at the age of 32–33, he is still dominant, and when he is in good shape and on the bike, what we saw last weekend happens.
“We shouldn’t jump to conclusions yet, it won’t always be like this, and there will be tracks where Bezecchi and Apria will be stronger and Marquez will struggle more, but overall, in terms of driving skills, Marquez is still superior.”
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Marc Marquez is locked in for 2028.
MotoGP could see more dominance from the Spaniard in the coming years. Marquez has extended his Ducati contract Until 2028, it’s locked in for the new 850cc era starting next year.
There were some doubts about the future. Many wonder if he will only continue with Ducati until 2027 due to injury or return to Honda or retire completely at the end of 2026.
But he decided to commit to Ducati, and Many believe that Marquez has signed his final contract. He wants to test the new 850cc bikes, but only time will tell if he will stay on top of the new generation.
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