Spanish rider Marc Márquez, six-time MotoGP champion, spoke about his participation in the upcoming Grand Prix of Argentina and revealed that he considered retirement due to the injuries he has faced in recent years. Márquez has been a standout rider, achieving six titles in seven years, but since 2020 he has dealt with a series of injuries that have affected his participation in MotoGP races.
During an interview, Márquez shared that thinking about leaving his career was a consequence of the negative loop he was in due to the injuries. However, he decided to give it one more chance and emphasized the importance of regaining joy in the sport, a crucial factor for any athlete.
Regarding his return to Argentina, where he hasn't competed since 2019, Márquez expressed his excitement to be back at the Termas de Río Hondo circuit. The Spanish rider will seek his fourth victory in this Grand Prix, aiming to become the most successful rider in the history of the competition in Argentina.
Márquez also mentioned the changes he has experienced in his career, including the transition to a new team and bike. Despite these changes, the rider feels confident being surrounded by the best team and having the best bike to seek good results. Additionally, he shared that the hardest part of leaving Honda was separating from the group of people he worked with, highlighting the bond he had with them. Finally, he mentioned his admiration for Lionel Messi, whom he considers an idol.
