If Marc Marquez stays with Ducati, he is on track to become the greatest MotoGP rider of all time.
He has found himself again in the last few seasons and is back to giving his best in the premier class. His Honda Days are behind him.
Marquez He is currently a key player in MotoGP rider market And he must re-sign with the current team before the new rules in 2027.
In the long run the competitor will be demolishing it all. Valentino Rossi’s Residual records, okay for now, but may not be for long.
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Even The Tiffios changed their mind about Marquez. And it looks like 2025 is hotting up after its successes. He still screamed sometimes but not as loud as before.
The ‘numbers’ on the Marquez 2026 bike look promising.But he still has to ride the bike carefully to the checkered flag as he has come back from a major collarbone injury.
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Marc Marquez now feels he made some ‘dangerous’ moves at the 2018 Argentine Grand Prix.
Marquez hides his real dissatisfaction with Ducati And when he struggles, he doesn’t like to expose his team to the media.
Instead, he prefers to work behind the scenes as a true champion. It has a morale-boosting effect.
But sometimes, his approach to running on the track isn’t as flawless as it is on it. In the year In 2018, he was still relatively young and had a lot to learn.
At the 2018 Argentine Grand Prix, he collided with several riders, including Yamaha’s Rossi, and was also penalized three separate times.
The ride wasn’t up to par that day, though he didn’t admit it at the time. Reflecting on that performance now, he understands where he went wrong.
“That day, I was the fastest of everyone, and I was impatient to win,” he says in Matt Oxley’s autobiography Mark The Magnificent. “I created some dangerous situations, and I was punished for it. I made mistakes, and I learned from those mistakes.”
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How did Marc Marquez fare after his chaotic 2018 Argentine Grand Prix performance?
After qualifying 18th in Argentina, Márquez scored three consecutive wins at COTA, Jerez and Le Mans.
It was a real statement before another crash weekend at Mugello came back down to earth. In the year He couldn’t afford to do what he did in 2015 and make so many mistakes.
He had two retirements late in the season and two shutout finishes. He finished on the podium in every other race.
He was a well-deserved champion – his fifth of the season, and it set the stage for him to deliver his greatest effort of all time in 2019.
