On the evidence of the first three MotoGP weekends in 2025, it’s easy to conclude that Alex Marquez has a mental barrier to conquer when it comes to beating his brother Marc. After all, Marc is a six-time MotoGP world champion, while Alex is still waiting patiently for his first race win in the top
There’s a refreshing element to MotoGP’s current sibling rivalry. It’s one that takes nearly all the conjecture out of writing a piece like this. The thing about these Marquez brothers, who seem to embody the happy, harmonious, life-loving Spanish family, is that they’re fastidiously honest with each other. And if they don’t play mental games
Despite trailing his brother Marc Marquez home for a third successive race in Saturday’s MotoGP sprint, Alex Marquez does not believe the Argentina Grand Prix on Sunday necessarily has to follow the same script. The Gresini Racing Ducati rider maintains his factory Ducati sibling had to work harder for the sprint victory at Termas de Rio
Factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez set the quickest time on the opening day of the Buriram MotoGP test, leading his brother, Sepang pacesetter Alex Marquez. The Spaniard set a best lap of 1m29.184s with just a few minutes remaining on Wednesday, finding nearly half a second over the benchmark set by Gresini’s younger Marquez in
