Alex Marquez
Alex Marquez is a two-time World Champion, claiming crowns in the Moto3™ and Moto2™ classes, while he has also tasted podium success in MotoGP™. After three seasons on Honda machinery, he'll ride on a Ducati bike with Gresini Racing and you can keep up to date with his progress right here!
Rider ProfileAlex Marquez is a two-time World Champion, claiming crowns in the Moto3™ and Moto2™ classes, while he has also tasted podium success in MotoGP™. After three seasons on Honda machinery, he'll ride on a Ducati bike with Gresini Racing and you can keep up to date with his progress right here!
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"We're not putting pressure on Marc and Alex" - Gresini dreaming of the title glory?
Gresini Racing's Team Manager, Michele Masini, offers his thoughts on what lies ahead for the Marquez brothers in 2024
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Alex Marquez: "I can't describe what's to share the team with your brother"
The #73 chats to us from Gresini Racing's 2024 launch as he looks ahead to the upcoming season
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What role can title rivals' stablemates play on final day?
Pecco Bagnaia and Jorge Martin will go wheel-to-wheel for the Championship in Valencia, and it seems help from Ducati colleagues might be in short supply
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"It's a good moment for us" - Parc ferme reactions
Hear from the front row after Luca Marini broke the lap record to seal pole in the Qatar GP ahead of Di Giannantonio & Alex Marquez
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A. Marquez: I should have attacked Bastianini earlier
The Gresini rider claimed a Sunday P2 to add to his Tissot Sprint win to complete a superb weekend in Malaysia
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UNHEARD: "Keep the Championship fight going until Valencia!"
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Sunday Press Conference: Grand Prix of Malaysia
The riders that stood on the Sepang podium share their thoughts and emotions after Round 18
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UNHEARD: "That was tougher than the race will be tomorrow!"
Hear from the podium trio after a stunner in Sepang at the Malaysian GP
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"I want the long one!" - A. Marquez dreaming big after Sprint success
The Gresini rider was a class apart on Saturday, taking his second Tissot Sprint win of the year in fine fashion in Malaysia
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"I love this track!" - A. Marquez fires out Friday flyer
The Gresini rider ended Day 1 top of the timesheets after shaking off recent injury struggles and looks set to challenge in Malaysia
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Where did it go wrong for Alex Marquez in Thailand?
The Gresini rider was running in P3 in Sunday's race before crashing out of the podium places
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WATCH: A. Marquez crash gifts P3 to Bagnaia
The Gresini rider was running in the podium places but slid out of contention and sent his GP22 flying through the gravel in Thailand
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A. Marquez: Your first rival is your teammate, but yeah, Marc will be fast!
The Marquez brothers will be reunited at Gresini in 2024, and the younger sibling is looking forward to the challenge that awaits them
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Riders use MotoGP™23 to learn the Buddh International Circuit
Maverick Viñales, Taka Nakagami and Alex Marquez turn on their consoles and check out the newest circuit to join the MotoGP™ calendar
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Barcelona beckons: Marquez & Espargaro brothers help launch Catalan GP
The MotoGP™ siblings were joined by Albert Arenas and Xavi Artigas at the Catalan GP Presentation ahead of the weekend
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Gresini boss: Diggia has a deadline to prove himself
Michele Masini, Gresini Sporting Director, welcomed Alex Marquez' contract extension and addressed rumours on the identity of his 2024 teammate
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"Something broke" - A. Marquez talks Silverstone withdrawal
The Gresini rider followed up his Sprint stunner at the British GP with some Sunday shame, as he failed to see the chequered flag
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Alex Marquez hails "perfect race" for debut Sprint win
The Gresini Racing rider was unbeatable in Tissot Sprint at Silverstone as he eyes Sunday success to cap off a fine weekend at the office
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"I was sleeping a bit in the first corners" – Tissot Sprint reaction
Alex Marquez, Marco Bezzecchi and Maverick Viñales react to a compelling Monster Energy British Grand Prix Tissot Sprint
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"I was pushing!" – Front row reaction
A wet Q2 at the British GP sees Marco Bezzecchi lead Jack Miller and Alex Marquez from the front row for the Tissot Sprint and GP Race