February 20, 2020 - Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) announced that it has reached an agreement with 27-year-old Spanish rider Marc Márquez, currently competing in the FIM^*1 MotoGP World Championship for HRC’s factory team^*2 “Repsol Honda Team,” to extend their contract for four years starting in 2021.

In 2013, Marc Márquez debuted in the MotoGP class riding the RC213V for Honda’s factory team, Repsol Honda Team, and became the youngest MotoGP world champion in history that year. In 2014, he won the first ten rounds and with three more wins for the season, he once again was crowned MotoGP king. Although he was unable to make it a hat-trick in 2015, Márquez has won four consecutive titles since 2016. His overall premier-class achievements^*3 include 62 pole positions (a MotoGP record) and 56 victories (3rd most in MotoGP history).

“I am very proud to announce my renewal with Honda Racing Corporation for the next four years. Honda gave me the opportunity to arrive in the MotoGP class with a factory bike in 2013. Since the first year we have achieved success together and I am very happy to continue being part of the Honda family. HRC gives me the confidence to extend this partnership to obtain our common goal and continue our story of success.”

“We are happy to announce that, after the end of the current season, Marc will stay in the Honda family for four more years. We started talking a few months ago, as both parties wanted to stay together and continue winning. Marc started his career in the premier class in 2013 and with him, we have won six of the last seven MotoGP titles. As a unique champion, he deserves a unique deal. I am very confident in this partnership and I wish everyone involved continued success.”

2008 Debuts in World Grand Prix racing, 125cc class 13th
2009 World Grand Prix 125cc class 8th
2010 World Grand Prix 125cc class champion
2011 Moto2 class 2nd
2012 Moto2 class champion
2013 MotoGP class champion
2014 MotoGP class champion
2015 MotoGP class 3rd
2016 MotoGP class champion
2017 MotoGP class champion
2018 MotoGP class champion
2019 MotoGP class champion