MotoGP’s Marc Marquez remains modest amid significant decisions at Ducati: “Being up against Martin and Bagnaia is a significant challenge for me already.”
With the Desmosedici GP23, Marc Marquez is continuing to demonstrate a decent increase in power, suggesting that a maiden victory with Ducati may not be far off. Following an incredible run at Le Mans, where he finished third after starting from thirteenth place, the Gresini Racing team driver is entering the Catalan Grand Prix with controlled optimism. It would be a dream to win at home, and Marquez is committed to making it happen.
Marc Marquez recently revealed his professional comeback at the Catalan Grand Prix presentation at the Monastero de Sant Miquel del Poble Espanyol in Barcelona, saying, “I’m going back to dancing with the most beautiful motorcycles.” I began to question myself after enduring four arduous years of injuries and delayed results. Regaining the joy of driving and competition was the goal of switching teams, and it paid off.
Marquez is cautious, despite the fact that many already picture him challenging for the title in 2024: “Competing against Martin and Bagnaia is already a big challenge for me.” He knows that its primary rivals, Ducati, George Martin et Pecco Bagnaia, would not take anything lightly in front of him.
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