Marc Márquez and his resurgence on the track
Although victories have been absent for Marc Márquez in recent times, the rider from Cervera has found a new spark when riding the Ducati of the Gresini Racing team. As the season progresses, his confidence and performance have improved noticeably, allowing him to evaluate himself positively.
A realistic mid-term assessment
Marquez currently sits third in the world championship, with ambitions of climbing even higher, albeit with his feet firmly on the ground. He admits that his focus is more on achieving podium finishes than on aiming for the MotoGP title at the moment. His outlook is clear: any victory could depend on luck or the setbacks of his competitors.
Reflections on performance
In a recent conversation with bennetts.co.uk, Marquez gives himself an ‘8’ for his current performance. Despite some initial setbacks, he is satisfied with his adaptation to Ducati and the relationship built with his team, highlighting the importance of a good working environment.
The future at Ducati and the competition with Bagnaia
Looking ahead to next season, Marquez is preparing for a new challenge by joining the Ducati Lenovo Team, where he will team up with reigning world champion Pecco Bagnaia. Bagnaia is cautious about this future collaboration, noting that the dynamic between the two could be both a boost and a hindrance, depending on how they manage their relationship.
The battle for the title
Bagnaia has also made it clear that, despite Marquez’s track record, his main focus in the current championship is on Jorge Martin, who has shown outstanding performance. For Bagnaia, Marquez is a formidable competitor, but the real challenge at this stage comes from other rivals.
An uncertain future but full of possibilities
Although many may think that Marc Márquez’s best time has passed, his talent and experience continue to be decisive factors on the track. With its eyes fixed on 2025, the world of motorcycling awaits with anticipation how this new stage in his career will unfold, where his legacy and ability to compete have not yet been fully written.
