Marc Márquez is getting closer every week to his ninth world title, and the question is no longer really "if" he will win, but rather where he will lift his new crown. The Ducati rider's lead in 2025 is such (175 points over Álex Márquez with eight races remaining) that the suspense is already reduced to nothing, barring a major catastrophe. A chance to remember which circuits Márquez previously won? And where will this new achievement take place this season?
Ever closer to securing his ninth career world title, and thus equaling his great rival, Valentino Rossi, predictions are underway to see which circuit the Catalan will lift the crown on. It will all depend on how quickly Márquez accumulates points on his pursuers. With 9 points at stake, every weekend after the Barcelona Grand Prix could be the one for triumph. This could be after the San Marino Grand Prix, where there will be 296 points left to be awarded, after Japan for 222 points, or Indonesia with 185 points at stake on the evening of the race.
For now, the most likely scenario is for Marc Márquez to lift the world crown at Motegi, an iconic track on the calendar that shares a special history with the champion. If the title race is concluded in Japan, it would be a fourth crown won on this track by the Spaniard.
Three of his eight titles have been won there (2014, 2016, 2018), making it the circuit where he has won the most major titles, along with Valencia (2010, 2013, 2017). The Thailand Grand Prix (Buriram) hosted his coronation in 2019, and the Philip Island Grand Prix (Australia) hosted his Moto2012 crown in 2. Where will the next chapter of Marc Márquez's career be written? The answer will be in the coming weeks of this championship.
The circuits where Marc Márquez has won the most world titles:
| Circuit | Years of titles |
|---|---|
| Valencia | 2010 (125cc), 2013, 2017 |
| Motegi | 2014, 2016, 2018 |
| Australia | 2012 (Moto2) |
| Thailand | 2019 |
