Mogi, witness to the most emotional moments with Marc Marquez and his “dream team”

This Sunday is Mogi Marc Marquez He shed his Superman shell, screamed with anger and emotion until he could no longer make a sound, and easily shed tears, revealing the most emotional mark of why the slogan “More than numbers” is so accurate.

Tears were already flowing in the last lap of the race, but not because of the smoke coming from the exhaust of teammate Pecco Bagnaia, the driver who went ahead and won the race. The screams accompanied him during the lap of honor and until he reached Turn 12. There he stopped for a mini-ceremony. There, images of his life are projected on a huge screen that can barely be seen in front of his eyes. Because it reminds me of the worst moment of my life and now I want peace. Hag was already feeling it wearing a red “More Than a Number” T-shirt featuring two of its most hardcore core figures: former Spanish motocross champion and current assistant Jose Martinez and mechanic Javi Ortiz.

Like an automaton, he got back on his bike and arrived at the pit lane entrance, sharing the sweetest hug with his brother Alex. He then continued on to the podium set up on the main straight, where he waited for the Champions Tower to place his shield. Then, after a long period of media attention, he was able to return to the pit lane, take a forbidden step in front of the Ducati Lenovo box, and do plenty of loud singing and cover.

And among all the hugs and applause, one of the most emotional moments occurred in the pit lane, where the HRC team players held a party with Joan Mir’s third box, ending a two-year drought without a podium, but the very last one, the third one, was also provided by Marc Marquez at Motegi before his move.

Marc culminated surrounded by cameras and integrated with his “dream team.” He thus continues to feel for the people and people he had to leave behind with heartache to find life at Ducati. He could only save Javi Ortiz, but their friendship will last forever. They were more or less there to celebrate six MotoGP titles, some of whom had already been with him in Moto2, others who had conspired to make the pilgrimage to Cervera when he suffered from double vision (double vision) or during the most difficult period with a serious arm injury. Led by the slightly shy Santi Hernández, who was like an older brother to Marc and who was the first to congratulate him, Marc himself called him “Alberto Puig” and generously allowed him to fly.

“Honda HRC would like to sincerely congratulate Marc Marquez on his victory in the 2025 MotoGP World Championship. This result cements an incredible comeback after several years of injury and highlights his truly unique mentality and approach to racing,” reads the final paragraph of the HRC statement at the Motegi race, where rider Joan Mir ended the Honda team’s two-year podium drought. golden wing factory

Marc Marquez and Joan Mir They shared the Repsol Honda team in Cervera’s final years. Immediately after changing the scene to Gresini Ducati, Mir asked to remain in the 1993 Dream Team, and has been with the team since 2024.