MotoGP, Marc Marquez is convinced: "the Ducati is the best bike on the grid and it will be for the next two years"

This Saturday of the Thailand Grand Prix, with in particular its Sprint race, once again highlighted the hegemony of Ducati. The first eight places of the competition were occupied by riders of the Italian brand, an unprecedented demonstration of strength that can only confirm Marc Marquez in his choice. Moreover, he does not hide it ...

At the end of the race Sprint du Thailand Grand Prix, the hierarchy was clear: the first eight classified were all pilots Ducati, leaving little room for other brands and riders. This situation raised many questions and thoughts among the non-Ducati riders present, who all seemed resigned to this domination.

Marc Marquez, whose position in the history of MotoGP is often debated, also reacted to this situation. The TOP 8 was Ducati, so I'm in my place, " he said, highlighting the magnitude of the performance of the Italian brand's drivers.

Marquez has once again defended his choice to leave Honda, saying he did not regret his bet. I said it, it's the best bike on the grid and it will be the best bike for the next two years., It's certain,” he said with conviction.

**Marc Marquez: “ I think the Ducati is the best bike and it will continue to be so. »**

He adds : " that's why it's my bet, I chose this path because I think it is the best bike and it will continue to be. »

This statement demonstrates the confidence that Marc Marquez has in the capacities of Ducati to maintain its supremacy on the grid, but also its determination to fight against this formidable competition. The other drivers, on the other hand, will have to redouble their efforts to compete with the domination of Ducati, which seems both impressive and intimidating.

As the championship progresses, the challenges multiply for those who aspire to break this trend. The pressure is now on the shoulders of other teams and drivers to find solutions to the undeniable power of the DucatiThe next few Grands Prix promise to be exciting, and it will be interesting to see how the dynamics of the competition evolve.