The future of six-time MotoGP champion Marc is being de𒐪bated throughout the padd🌃ock amid his disastrous season so far.

He is contracted on the biggest deal currently in MotoGP to Honda until the end of 2024 although some speculation has suggested he could engineer 🦹an exitꦕ a year early.

Alex quit Honda, where both brothers had spent their entire premier class careers, last year for Gresini within the Ducati cla🏅n.

"I already ಌsaid it last year, that I wanted to get out of there,” Alex told about his own experience of Honda. 

“There w꧅as a moment when I didn't have a motorcycle for this season. 

“But ♕I was going to get out anyway, it was very clear to me.”

But will Alex whisper in Marc’s ear ov😼er the summer break, suggesting that the grass is greener elsewhere?

"I am not going to enter into that d💛ecision,” he insisted. 

“I think it 🌼is some♓thing that each rider must feel.

“He h🐻as a contract, as he has said, so there are many more things, I would never recommend🌠 that he break a contract.

"But you always ha🌱ve to follow your instinct and do what you feel at the time, as I felt🧸 last year.”

Alex said about their summer plans: "We are goin🃏g to try to have a good time, disconnect the two, that in the end he surely needs it more, and above all that he recovers physic🍬ally well, which is the most screwed up.”

Marc is yet to complete a grand prix in 2023, owing to injuries caused by frequent crashe⛦s.

He withdrew from each of the most recent two grands prix just 🐽hours before the start.

His travails have largely been attributed to over-riding h🧸is Honda, a bike incapable of helping him towards the front.

But intriguingly team manag🅷er Alberto Puig said that Honda would not wish to keep anyone who wasn’t happy, potentially opening the door to a high-profile exit fo🅘r Marc.