Alex Márquez reveals brother Marc warned him: 'We will fight'
Alex Márquez has revealed that his brother Marc warned him before the 2025 MotoGP season that their rivalry would intensify, with the elder sibling declaring, 'We will fight.' The Catalan brothers finished first and second in the 2025 championship, with Marc claiming his ninth title ahead of Alex, who secured runner-up.
What happened between the Márquez brothers?
The 2025 season marked a turning point in the Márquez brothers' careers, as they found themselves battling for the same patch of tarmac week after week. Despite their close relationship off the track-living together, training together, and even sharing the same diet-they treated each other like any other rival when the lights went out. Marc, known for his aggressive racing style, admitted that overtaking his brother felt different but insisted they always raced hard.
Why is this rivalry significant for Alex Márquez?
Alex Márquez, who joined MotoGP in 2020, has steadily grown into a title contender. His brother Marc, a nine-time world champion, has been a dominant force in the sport. The 2025 season was their most competitive yet, with Alex pushing Marc to his limits. Marc compared their rivalry to Barcelona vs. Real Madrid in football-fierce on the pitch but united off it.
How do they balance competition and family?
Despite their on-track battles, the Márquez brothers maintain a strong bond. Marc explained that while they compete fiercely during races, they shake hands afterward and remain close. 'We don’t have any secrets between us,' Marc said, emphasizing their shared training and preparation. Their ability to separate competition from family life has been key to their success.
What’s next for Alex Márquez?
As the 2026 season approaches, Alex Márquez will continue to push his brother and the rest of the field. With Marc’s experience and Alex’s rising form, their rivalry is set to remain one of the most compelling storylines in MotoGP. Fans can expect more thrilling battles between the brothers as they fight for podiums and championships.