Ducati has officially confirmed that Marc Marquez will remain with the team after the 33-year-old signed a new two-year contract.
The Spanish MotoGP rider, known by his number 93, extends his successful partnership with the Borgo Panigale-based manufacturer after securing the world championship title in 2025.
During his dominant first title-winning season with Ducati, Marquez was unstoppable, claiming victory in 14 Sprint races and 11 Grands Prix.
Despite a more challenging start to the current season, the rider expressed his delight at continuing his journey in red.
I am truly happy with this new agreement with the Ducati Lenovo Team and to continue being part of this family.
Marc Marquez on his decision to extend his contract with Ducati
The 33-year-old began his 2026 title defense hampered by an injury.
However, recent victories at the Balaton Park Circuit and Brno have allowed him to close the gap on the championship leader.
In Hungary, Marquez delivered a historic milestone for Ducati during the team's centenary year, securing their 100th MotoGP victory.
The win also marked a personal achievement for the Spaniard, representing his 100th career victory across all classes.
I continue to compete because I love this sport and I want to achieve even more ambitious goals.
Marc Marquez on his decision to continue in MotoGP
Marquez officially joined Ducati in 2024 and won his first title since 2019 last year, marking his seventh title in total, in what has been a legendary career.
