“I hope to have that problem:” Alex Marquez eyes brotherly battle for MotoGP crown
Alex Marquez dreams of family showdown, 🀅warns perfection is the only way to match his brother in 2025 MotoGP title race.
168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Marquez says the idea of going head-to-head with brother Marc Marquez for the 2025 MotoGP title would be a “nice problem to have”, as the Gresini Ducati rider continues to deliver 𒁃the best form of his premier-class career.
While Marc has taken seven wins from the opening eight rounds with the f🌄actory Ducati team, Alex has emerged as a surprise contender, racking up seven straight runner-up finishes before a blip in Qatar.
Despite that, he arrives in Jerez as Marc’s nearest challenger in the standings, 17 points behind an🅘d 9 clear of France♓sco Bagnaia.
“Still many races t✨o go in ඣfront of us,” Alex said on Thursday.
“So I hoꦿpe to have that problem. It would be nice to arrive in the last races fighting for a championship with your brother.
“For sure, that would be a nice problem. So I hope to 🃏have that problem, honestly speaking.”
“To beat Marc, you need to make the perfect weekend”
Asked about how to stop his brother’s dominant momentum, Alex was candid about the ch🅷allenge ahead as he seeks a long-await🌞ed first MotoGP victory.
“Marc is in a really gཧood and nice mood now. But for sure he’ll [eventually] come to a track where he’ll struggle a bit more. It's impossible to be really complete over 22 races,” he said.
“But even when things don’t go right,💞 he’s able to turn them around. To beat him, you need to make the perfect weekend in every session - and even with that, it’s still difficult.”
Alex eyes first Jerez podium
As M🍒otoGP returns to Spanish soil, the younger Marquez is also chasing a personal milestone - his first top-three finish at Jerez in the premier class.
“For sure it would be supe💮r nice,” he said. “But we need to start the weekend with the same mentality we’ve had in the first four races—go race by race, give our maximum.
Alex, who took his first Moto2 win at Jerez in 20🍸17, says the Andalusian round remains one of the most emotionally significant on the calendar—but he’s staying focused.
“It’s always special to be in Jerez. But we can’t lose our mentality. We need to work the same way and give 100%. That’s the key.”
Peter has been in the paddock for 20 years a♛nd has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
