The MotoGP scout who saw Marc Marquez explained how to hit it right

How do you expect Marc Marquez to fare if he returns to the Italian GP?

In the year Since joining MotoGP in 2013, the Spaniard has never finished in front of a team-mate, with the 2015 campaign notable for being the only Grand Prix motorcycle race in which Marquez lost the title for no apparent reason.

However, in recent years Marquez’s biggest weakness has become himself.. His tendency to often push beyond the limits of the machine under him has hurt him in the past and continues to affect his results in 2026.

Emilio Alzamora reveals how Marc Marquez’s rivals can get the better of him.

In an interview with Moto.itMotoGP talent scout Emilio Alzamora talks about his time with Marquez, the Spaniard’s early days on two wheels, and what sets him apart from the riders who come and go in the premier class.

Asked about the seven-time MotoGP world champion’s lack of consistency due to his hot riding style, Alzamora said: “Marquez doesn’t always look for consistency, but he’s a great champion and his mentality was to win.”

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But he explained that his mindset often got him into trouble, “It made him make mistakes that he wouldn’t have made if he was more relaxed, but if you consider the titles he’s won with that determination, I think he’s done a good job.”

Still, there’s a reason Marquez is a nine-time Grand Prix motorcycle racing winner, and that’s all that matters. Alzamora replied, “His strategy worked, it’s the end result that matters.”

As such, Alzamora later explained what riders without Marquez’s level of talent could do: “If you don’t have the talent of Marquez or Rossi, you have to be consistent.

I knew I was strong in ’99 but I had my weaknesses in bike and pure speed and I knew consistency was a card I could play to win.

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Alzamora is currently training 18-year-old rider Guido Pini, who competes in the Moto3 World Championship.

In terms of talent on the MotoGP grid, the Spanish talent scout has been identified. Pedro Acosta As a sure bet for a future title winner in the sport, despite having never done any work with him before.

“I haven’t worked with him but he is another rider with a lot of qualities. He will definitely be a future MotoGP champion with Ducati,” he concluded.