The Latest Breaking News from Alex Marquez

Fermin Aldeguer has suggested that his first top-three result on a MotoGP weekend was only ever a matter of time. The 20-year-old rookie scored third place in Saturday’s sprint race at Le Mans, coming home just behind his Gresini Ducati team-mate Alex Marquez.

Fabio Quartararo set himself up for a perfect home race weekend by snatching a second consecutive MotoGP pole position from Marc Marquez at Le Mans on Saturday morning.

By one of those whims of fate that seem to be straight out of a science fiction movie, Alex Marquez had to wait 93 – Marc's famous race number – grands prix in the heavyweight class to be able to call himself a race winner.

The Spanish GP threw a bit of a curveball: Alex Marquez took his first-ever premier class MotoGP win, Maverick Viñales finished just behind Francesco Bagnaia, and Fabio Quartararo got pole position before finishing second in Sunday's main race. It's the last anomaly on that list we're concerned with because it involved…

Alex Marquez finally claimed his maiden MotoGP race victory after winning last weekend’s Spanish Grand Prix at Jerez.

The Spanish GP wasn’t overly dramatic or filled with much excitement after factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez crashed out of race-winning contention, and brother Alex took the lead. The younger of the two held first place until he saw the chequered flag – a relatively standard race, on the face of it. But…

Factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez offered a hint that Ducati’s latest updates could be powerful by setting the two fastest times of Monday’s official MotoGP test at Jerez.

Factory Ducati rider Marc Marquez offered a hint that Ducati’s latest updates could be powerful by setting the two fastest times of Monday’s official MotoGP test at Jerez.

For a man who had made a habit of hanging out in second place this year, fourth position on lap three was an unlikely spot from which to launch a run to victory in the Spanish Grand Prix. But, when you dig a little deeper, it starts to look like…