Marc Marquez Triumphs in Season-Opening Thai MotoGP with Family One-Two Finish
The six-time world champion secures victory in Buriram after a thrilling battle with brother Alex, marking a dominant debut for Ducati.
- Marc Marquez clinched his 63rd MotoGP victory, finishing 1.732 seconds ahead of his brother Alex Marquez in the 26-lap race at Buriram International Circuit.
- The win capped a perfect debut weekend for Marc with the factory Ducati team, as he also won Saturday’s sprint race and secured pole position for a maximum of 37 championship points.
- Francesco Bagnaia, Marc’s new teammate and a two-time world champion, completed the podium in third place, highlighting Ducati's strong start to the season.
- The race was marked by intense sibling rivalry, with Marc regaining the lead from Alex in the final laps after overcoming a mid-race tyre pressure issue.
- The season opener was overshadowed by the absence of defending world champion Jorge Martin, who is recovering from multiple fractures sustained in pre-season accidents.