Sibling Rivalry on the Track: The Marquez Brothers Battle for MotoGP Glory

Marc Marquez sees his brother Alex as his primary competitor for the MotoGP world championship. As they make history by finishing in the top two in consecutive races, Marc praises Alex's skill and foresees multiple wins for him this season. Alex remains determined to maintain his strong momentum.

Marc Marquez, the celebrated MotoGP champion, anticipates a fierce battle with his younger brother Alex for this season's world championship title. Marc firmly believes that Alex, a former Moto2 and Moto3 champion and only four years his junior, is on the brink of claiming his maiden MotoGP victory.

The siblings made headlines once again after Marc's thrilling victory in Argentina, where the brothers dominated the top two podium positions. This marked the second occasion in a fortnight that the Marquez brothers achieved such a feat, a rarity MotoGP hasn't witnessed in 76 years.

Despite trailing for a significant portion of the race, Marc expressed admiration for Alex's fluid and adept riding style, which made him reconsider his own racing strategy. With Alex trailing Marc by just 16 points in the championship standings, and fellow contender Francesco Bagnaia in third, the competition heats up. Alex, brimming with confidence, is eager to capitalize on his current form.

(With inputs from agencies.)