Marc is and always will be our greatest standard-bearer in the world of motorcycling. His values when competing, his talent, his passion, and his resilience are the best reflection of our company’s spirit.

He made his debut in the 125cc category in 2008 and, that same year, he became the youngest Spanish rider to reach a podium, after his third place at the British Grand Prix. In 2010, he won ten races and was crowned world champion in the category, as part of the Red Bull team.

In 2011, he made his Moto2 debut and, in the fourth race, in France, he climbed to the top of the podium, kicking off a streak which saw him win seven times that same season, with an epic race at Phillip Island, winning after starting from 38th.

The following year, he clinched the Moto2 World Championship, with epic wins like the one in Valencia, starting from the back of the grid. Then, he chose to make the leap to the premier class.

In 2013, at the Grand Prix of the Americas, he fulfilled his dream of winning his first Grand Prix in the top category. That same year, he also became the youngest rider to win a MotoGP World Championship title. He defended the title in 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019, showcasing his ambition and talent in every race.

In 2020, a crash at the second race of the season, in Jerez, takes him out of the competition. He returns in the 2021 season, in April, during the Portuguese GP, and although various problems prevent him from racing several events that year, he returns to the top of the podium in the German GP, the GP of the Americas, and the San Marino and Rimini Riviera GP, as well as finishing second in the Aragon GP.

The 2022 and 2023 seasons are marked by crashes and injuries that prevent him from competing in several races. Despite this, in both years, he returns to the podium with a second place at the GP of Australia (2022) and a third at the Japanese GP (2023).

In 2024, he begins a new chapter with the Gresini team, riding a Ducati. With this new team, his good results return, and he finishes the season with a third position in the MotoGP World Championship, revealing as well his move to the official Ducati team for the 2025 season.