Riders
Marc Marquez 93
Marquez is a eight-time World Champion (1x 125cc and 1x Moto2, plus 6x MotoGP), and was the youngest rider ever to be crowned king of the premier class. During the 2014 season, he totaled 13 victories - the most premier-class wins in a single season, bettering the mark set by fellow Repsol Honda rider Mick Doohan in 1997. The 2015 season was Marquez’s most challenging year in MotoGP as he finished third, but he still managed five victories, nine podium finishes and eight pole positions. The 2016 MotoGP World Championship crowned Marc as the youngest rider to win 3 premier-class World Championships, bringing his tally to 5 titles over all classes in a GP career just 9 seasons long. In 2017 Marquez won his fourth MotoGP world championship in five years after his only rival Andrea Dovizioso crashed out of the season-ending race in Valencia. At 24 years and 268 days old, Marquez took the record from Mike Hailwood, who was 25 years and 107 days old when he won his fourth premier-class title in 1965. Marc was also the first rider in the 69-year history of grand prix motorcycling to win at least five races a season for eight years in a row. In 2020 Marquez endured his most difficult season to date, injured at the first race and missing the rest of season. 2021 would see Marquez make an incredible return to the track, taking three victories before another injury ended his season early. In 2022, he again battled through injuries missing a number of Grands Prix due to a fourth operation on his right arm but returned to take the podium and battle for victory at the Australian Grand Prix. For 2023, Marquez starts fully fit and ready to push hard in an important season for himself and the Repsol Honda Team.
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Joan Mir 36
Joan Mir was born in Parma de Mallorca on the first of September 1997. His passion for motorcycle was not immediate as it is for many of the other World Championship riders – instead, his early interests included skateboard as a result of his father’s shop in Mallorca. A meteoric rise through the ranks saw him take the Moto3 World Championship in 2017 and the MotoGP World Championship in 2020, putting the #36 in an elite group of riders with multiple World Championships. For 2023, he will ride alongside Marc Marquez in the Repsol Honda Team.
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