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Alex Marquez insists it’s “still too early” to think of a MotoGP title one-two with brother Marc despite growing advantage over Francesco Bagnaia.
Alex Marquez emphasized that it is still too early to contemplate a potential historic MotoGP championship one-two finish with his brother, Marc Marquez, despite their remarkable start to the 2025 season. The Marquez siblings, following their memorable premier-class podium shared last year at Sachsenring, have elevated their joint success to a new level this season. Both Marc, now at Ducati’s factory team, and Alex, displaying career-best performance with the satellite Gresini GP24, have claimed victories, stood on the podium together on three occasions, exchanged the championship lead, and created a substantial gap ahead of Marc’s teammate, Francesco Bagnaia. Although disrupting Marc’s bid for a ninth world title would be a significant upset, Alex has amassed a commanding 61-point lead over Bagnaia in the fight for second place. Despite the positive results so far, Alex remains cautious about Ducati’s continuous developments potentially providing an edge to their factory-spec GP25s, piloted by Marc, Bagnaia, and Fabio di Giannantonio. Alex’s approach is to maintain consistency, gather valuable points at each race, and be prepared to give their best efforts in the ongoing championship battle.
