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MotoGP: Marquez Extends Ducati Stay Until 2028, Vows To ‘paint The Future Red’
The 33-year-old Spaniard joined the Borgo Panigale-based outfit in 2024 and, the following year, celebrated a renaissance when winning the Japanese Grand Prix, secured his seventh world crown and the first since 2019. His signing reaffirms Ducati’s confidence in one of the greats even though the start to the current season has been trying for Márquez. After initially struggling with the long term effects of several injuries in his 2026 campaign, Márquez has, once again, shown he possesses all of the hallmarks of a champion.
Less than a month after undergoing surgery on both his shoulder and left foot he marked the 100th win of his career in all categories with an utterly commanding performance in the Hungarian Grand Prix in Balaton Park earlier this month.
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MotoGP 2025: Marc Marquez Beats Bezzecchi To First Balaton Pole
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Hungary's Balaton Park To Debut In 2025 MotoGP Calendar
MOTUL FIM Superbike World Championship: Balaton Park in western Hungary will make its debut on the MotoGP calendar in 2025, marking the sport's long-awaited return to the country after more ...
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