Marc Marquez Speaks Out on Leaving Honda for Ducati

Marc Marquez, an eight-time world champion, has moved from Repsol Honda to Gresini Ducati. This career move marks a big shift for Marquez, who has been synonymo

to Gresini Ducati. This career move marks a big shift for Marquez, who has been synonymous with Honda's success in the motorcycle racing realm.

Reflecting on his career move, Marquez has no regrets about the timing of his departure from Honda. In an interview with"Ha, no, no! Because with Honda we achieved a lot and I feel part of Honda. "I was saying when I was in Honda – because sometimes said, ‘Honda is Honda, he is winning for the Honda’. there were other Hondas…,” Marquez said.

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