Overview

Marc Márquez is a renowned Spanish motorcycle racer, widely considered one of the greatest talents in MotoGP history. Known for his aggressive and fearless riding style, Márquez has achieved remarkable success across different categories. He began his World Championship career in the 125cc class, winning the 2010 World Championship. He then dominated the Moto2 class, securing the championship in 2012.

Márquez made a sensational debut in the MotoGP class with Repsol Honda in 2013, winning the championship in his rookie season—a feat previously achieved only by Kenny Roberts in 1978. He went on to win six MotoGP World Championships (2013, 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019), becoming one of the most successful riders in the sport’s history. His career highlights include winning ten consecutive races in 2014, a record for a single season.

Throughout his career, Márquez has been known for his unique cornering technique, where he leans extremely close to the ground, and his ability to control the bike at the limits of grip. His success is further highlighted by multiple records, including being the youngest rider to win back-to-back premier class titles and holding the record for the most pole positions in the MotoGP era.

Márquez’s career has been marked by both outstanding achievements and significant challenges, including multiple injuries. Despite these setbacks, he has consistently returned to the track with determination and has remained a dominant figure in the sport.

• Six MotoGP World Championships
• One Moto2 World Championship
• One 125cc World Championship
• Laureus World Sports Award for Breakthrough of the Year
• Best International Athlete ESPY Award