Marc Márquez's Success and Achievements in Timeline

A success timeline featuring the most significant achievements of Marc Márquez.

Marc Márquez is a Spanish Grand Prix motorcycle road racer for the Ducati Lenovo Team, renowned as one of the greatest of all time. Before racing with Ducati teams, Márquez raced with Honda from 2013-2023. Hailing from Cervera, Catalonia, he's a multiple-time world champion, securing eight Grand Prix World Championships, six of which are in the premier class (MotoGP). He is the most successful Spanish rider in MotoGP to date with 73 wins. Márquez made history in 2013 by becoming the first rider since 1978 to win the premier class title in his debut season and the youngest ever to achieve this feat, earning him the Laureus World Sports Award for Breakthrough of the Year.

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Full Timeline Career & Achievements Success & Recognition

June 2010: First Win at Mugello

On June 6, 2010, Marc Márquez achieved his first win at Mugello.

2010: 125cc World Championship Win

In 2010, Marc Márquez won the 125cc World Championship.

2012: Moto2 World Championship Win

In 2012, Marc Márquez won the Moto2 World Championship.

2013: MotoGP Debut and Championship Win

In 2013, Marc Márquez debuted in MotoGP and won the premier class title, becoming the first rider since Kenny Roberts in 1978 to achieve this in his debut season and the youngest overall at 20 years and 266 days. He raced for Honda's factory team.

2013: First MotoGP Win and Youngest Winner Record

In 2013, Marc Márquez secured his first MotoGP win at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas, becoming the youngest ever MotoGP race winner at 20 years and 63 days, breaking Freddie Spencer's 30-year-old record.

March 2014: Laureus World Sports Award

In March 2014, Marc Márquez won the Laureus World Sports Award for Breakthrough of the Year.

2014: Win in Qatar

In 2014 Marc Marquez had his first win at the Qatar circuit since his dominant 2014 season.

2014: MotoGP World Championship Win

In 2014, Marc Márquez defended his MotoGP title, winning the championship with three rounds to spare and achieving ten consecutive race wins.

2014: Marc Marquez Won at Mugello

Marc Marquez dominated the weekend at Mugello and won the 2014 edition of the race.

2015: Topped Every Single Session at Aragon

At Aragon in 2015, Márquez topped every single session, becoming the first person to achieve this since himself at the 2015 German GP a decade earlier.

2016: MotoGP World Championship Win

In 2016, Marc Márquez secured the MotoGP title with three rounds to spare at Motegi.

2017: Saved Crash in Valencia

During the 2017 season finale in Valencia, Marc Marquez slid completely off the circuit but righted the bike just before the gravel trap, allowing him to continue and seal his fourth MotoGP title.

2017: MotoGP World Championship Win

In 2017, Marc Márquez sealed the MotoGP title at Valencia in the final round.

2018: First Win Since 2018 Dutch TT

In 2018, Marc Márquez achieved his first win at the Assen circuit since the 2018 Dutch TT.

2018: MotoGP World Championship Win

In 2018, Marc Márquez won the MotoGP title with three races to spare, becoming the youngest rider to win 7 World Championship Titles.

2019: MotoGP World Championship Win

In 2019, Marc Márquez secured the MotoGP title with four races to spare at the Chang International Circuit in Buriram, Thailand, marking his 8th World Championship and 6th in the Premier Class.

2019: Won 6th premier class championship

In 2019, Márquez won his 6th premier class championship and 8th world championship after winning a last lap battle with Fabio Quartararo in the Thailand MotoGP.

2021: Renaissance Win in 2021

In 2021, Marc Marquez had his renaissance win, despite lingering weakness in his right arm, after his crash at Jerez the previous year.

2021: Return after missing opening races

In 2021, after missing the opening two races in Qatar, Márquez returned ahead of the Portuguese Grand Prix in Portimão, finishing in seventh place.

2021: Return and Race Wins

In 2021, after returning from injury, Marc Márquez won three races in Germany, Austin, and Misano, and finished 2nd in Aragon, ultimately finishing 7th overall.

2024: Signs for Gresini Ducati, Podiums, and First Race Win

In 2024, Marc Márquez signed for the satellite Gresini Ducati team. He had frequent podium finishes and eventually won his first race after 1043 days in Aragon, followed by wins in Misano and Phillip Island. He finished 3rd in the championship.

2025: Factory Ducati Contract and Championship Lead

In 2025, Marc Márquez earned a factory Ducati contract, partnering with Francesco Bagnaia, and led the championship, winning 11 Grand Prix and 14 sprints in sixteen rounds. He achieved his 100th career pole position in Mugello.