Motorsports
Alex Marquez: ‘I’m putting pressure on myself and I have no excuses’
Alex Marquez is the main character of the new work of “La Caja de DAZN”, An interview format with MotoGP riders that reveals their most personal side and analyzes their professional careers.
For next season, the Catalan will be on a Ducati for Team Gresini and he is approaching the challenges he faces with great enthusiasm.Okay Alex, show yourself that 2020 will be the same as 2019 was when you won Moto2…”. So this opportunity: a bike that wins races, a bike that is ahead of you, a bike with many riding styles and many different riders… you have it all. You’re putting yourself under pressure, no excuses, but at the end of the year you’ll finish your work and say, “Well, is this good or bad?”.But you have to be honest with yourself. not. “
In a conversation with Isaac Ruiz, Alex Marquez cites aerodynamics as a motorcycle’s Achilles heel.Aprilia’s aerodynamics, Ducati’s aerodynamics, we’ll have to see where the others are… they’re a step up”.
Despite having tasted glory before, the Cervera rider affirms the lack of results has made him doubt himself.There are moments when you’re on your bike where you say, “I don’t know how I’m going to get there.” Talking to Pol (Espargaro), Taka (Nakagami) and Marc (Marquez), they all think the same thing.Many times he doesn’t seem to know how to ride a bike and you can only do what a bike does. It’s been tough mentally, but I’m sure I’ll be grateful.”
Regarding his philosophy, Alex Marquez defines himself as a hardworking driver.I want to be remembered as someone who worked there. Not the obsessed person because he’s bad at getting to that point, but the obsessed person when he has to.he is there when he has to work. No details have been omitted. “
Alex Marquez has been racing in MotoGP since 2020 when he made his debut with the Repsol Honda HRC Team alongside his brother Marc Marquez. With the experience gained over the years, riders dream of winning the crown in the premier class.It’s my dream, I always say it. He also said that when he was in Moto2 in 2015 and was struggling after becoming World Champion in Moto3.and finally I”.
Source: Mundo Deportivo
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Motorsports
The season finale and Monaco’s failure will be shown. Where are the most overtakes in F1?
The Formula 1 2025 season was full of competition and transitions. Although fewer in number than last year and fans and drivers not always able to enjoy the action on track, there were still plenty of genuine overtakes.
On some routes there were very few, as expected. The fewest overtakes took place in Monaco; There were only four overtakes during the entire race. And most of them were at the season finale, the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix – 60th.
Below is the exact number of actual overtakes on each stage; this number does not take into account position changes on pit road during the first lap as the driver exits or exits the track. The chart only reflects actual overtaking on the motorway.
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Motorsports
Verstappen signs multi-year contract with team Mercedes
The Verstappen Racing team has opened a new page in the history of the Max Verstappen racing program by signing an agreement with Mercedes-AMG Motorsport.
According to the agreement, the team will continue to compete in GT World Challenge Europe and will switch to the Mercedes-AMG GT3 car for the Sprint Cup and Endurance Cup series from 2026.
Chris Lalham will continue to compete in Sprint Cup for the second consecutive season. He will be joined by Daniel Juncdella, who has extensive experience in GT3 and a strong background at Mercedes-AMG. The duo will compete in five Sprint Cup rounds at iconic European tracks.
Verstappen Racing will also compete in the Endurance Cup GT World Challenge Europe in 2026. Lalham and Juncdella will be joined by Jules Gougnon on five Endurance tours, including the legendary 24 Hours of Spa.
The team’s opponent will be Ukrainian Ivan Klimenko, who competes in the Silver class in the same championship.
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Motorsports
VIDEO. Mercedes leader at a loss for words because of Leclerc’s behavior
Mercedes driver George Russell received a rather unusual Christmas gift from Charles Leclerc as part of Secret Santa.
The Briton received a chart showing his overtakes at the Dutch Grand Prix, arguably one of the most exciting moments of the season.
After unwrapping the gift, Russell said: “Look at him. He’s such a nice guy. He can only overtake illegally, so that’s all he has going for him – taking people off the track. I’m speechless to be honest.”
When asked if he wanted to wish Leclerc a Merry Christmas, the British driver playfully added:
“He doesn’t deserve this. Maybe I’ll give him another photo of Kimi knocking him out of the race and remind him of what happened a few laps later. Thank you Charles. Thank you for nothing.”
🎁 | Amigo secreto!
There is no information that George Russell bought Charles Leclerc.😂
“It’s a very delicate piece. It means having a form that’s not legal. It means they’re unarmed… much better.” pic.twitter.com/O7MLLWdTtB
— Team George Russell Br🇧🇷 (@teamgeorgerllbr) December 23, 2025
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