Dall'Igna: "Márquez? The champion, simply brilliant, needs no further explanation"
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Dall'Igna: "Márquez? The champion, simply brilliant, needs no further explanation"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General1 September 2026 at 11:06

Gigi Dall'Igna, general director of Ducati Corse, praised Marc Márquez by describing him as "the champion, simply brilliant", stating that he doesn't need any more explanations. Dall'Igna's words highlight the admiration that the Italian pilot has for the Cervera rider.

Marc Márquez is 33 years old and is a nine-time world MotoGP champion. He currently races for Ducati, a team that has been one of the protagonists of the world motorcycle championship.

All of Márquez's performances in the MotoGP World Championship paddock never go unnoticed. During the past weekend at Motorland, in Alcañiz, Aragon, all eyes were on him.

Fans and professionals closely followed what Márquez was doing and how he was behaving during the event, demonstrating the continuous attention that the Lleida pilot receives whenever he competes.

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