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Marc Marquez says Ducati needs to work harder, but is not worried after Thai MotoGP
Reigning MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez remains calm despite Ducati’s disappointing start to the 2026 season at the Thai Grand Prix.
For the first time in 88 races, no Ducati rider reached the podium, raising concerns about the brand’s dominance as Aprilia claimed victory.
Ducati struggled in Thailand, with their best finish being sixth place by Fabio Di Giannantonio, while Marquez missed a potential podium due to a rear wheel failure.
Ducati is still puzzled by their performance at Buriram after a strong test just a week prior, as admitted by Ducati boss Davide Tardozzi.
Marquez reassures fans that Ducati is working hard to improve, emphasizing the need to stay calm and focused on the upcoming races.
Despite encountering challenges, Marquez remains confident in his competitive level and is optimistic about his performance in the races to come.
