“After every setback, I rode back stronger—this victory is more than a title; it’s a testament to never giving up.”
Marc Márquez won his seventh MotoGP World Championship at the Japanese Grand Prix in Motegi. This is his first title since 2019. Riding for Ducati, he finished second behind teammate Francesco Bagnaia. His brother Álex Márquez came sixth.
The result secured the championship with several races left. Marc dominated the season and showed remarkable consistency. The victory is especially emotional. He overcame serious injuries from a 2020 crash and multiple surgeries. Many doubted he could return to the top.
Márquez celebrated with tears of joy, raising his arms in triumph. He said he feels “at peace” after his journey. This championship ties him with Valentino Rossi for the most premier-class MotoGP titles. It cements his legacy as one of the sport’s all-time greats.
Fans and fellow riders praised his determination and resilience. His comeback is an inspiring story of perseverance and passion. This season reminded everyone why he is one of the most talented and fearless riders in MotoGP history.