The emblematic rider of our team has climbed step by step to reach the top category: MotoGP.

In 2011, he was crowned runner-up in the CEV (Spanish Road Racing Championship) and, in 2012, he claimed the title of Champion. That same year, he made his MotoGP World Championship debut in the Moto3 category as a wildcard rider.

In 2013, he became an official MotoGP World Championship rider with Team Estrella Galicia 0.0. He earned his first podium in Indianapolis and his first win in Motegi. 2014 was an unforgettable year for Alex, who became Moto3 World Champion, after securing 10 podiums and 3 wins.

In 2015 and 2016, he raced in Moto2 with the EG 0.0 Marc VDS team and his first and only podium that year came at the 2016 Aragon GP, after an arm injury set back his progress at the start of the year. In 2017, he started to take off, although crashes took him out of the title contention mid-season, when he secured 3 wins, two of them in front of his home fans in Jerez and Catalunya.

In 2018, he reached the podium 6 times but wasn’t able to claim a win in any race.

The turning point came in 2019. After a brilliant season with 5 wins and 5 podiums, Alex won the Moto2 World Championship with Team Estrella Galicia 0.0.

In 2020, he stepped into MotoGP with the Repsol Honda Team, sharing the garage with Marc Marquez. Following his brother’s injury, Alex made huge strides and earned his first podiums in the premier class at Le Mans and Aragon.

In 2021 and 2022, riding for LCR Honda Castrol, the younger Marquez went through two challenging seasons, struggling to adapt to the bike and failing to secure major results, but still gaining valuable experience.

In 2023, he changed teams, replacing Bastianini at Gresini Racing, and began improving his results. He got two podiums and a Sprint win at Silverstone, finishing the season in the top 10.

Still with Gresini, and once again teaming up with his brother, they both starred a historic double podium at the German GP in 2024. He finished the season 8th in the championship.