Difficult start
No podiums in the first three GPs of the year, 36 points to recover from World Championship leader Marco Bezzecchi, an extremely precarious physical condition and a Ducati that has so far paid a heavy price in terms of performance compared to Aprilia. Marc Marquez’s 2026 has started very much uphill and some are beginning to see the difficulties the Spanish #93 is facing at this stage as the beginning of the end of his MotoGP career. The reigning world champion, who this year is hunting for a historic tenth world title in his career, wants to try to rise from the ashes once again.
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Home air
For this reason, taking advantage of the nearly month-long break allowed by the rescheduling of the Qatar GP to the final part of the season, the Ducati phenomenon sought to rest and recover energy by returning home to his Cervera. After spending Easter with his family, however, Marquez decided to also return to the track to regain some certainties lost following the bad injury suffered at the end of last season in Indonesia, which certainly affected his start to this World Championship.
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The reigning champion thus found himself together with his brother Alex, Diogo Moreira and several other riders on the Motorland Aragon track for some training on his Ducati Panigale V2. During the day, Marquez focused particularly on technique, riding on the kart track located within the Alcañiz circuit and not on the ‘big’ circuit where MotoGP races take place. The reigning champion’s goal was in fact to work on movements on the bike and on supports, to continue evaluating the evolution of his right arm injury. Marc Marquez’s latest attempt at a rebirth starts from here.
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