168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez says he’s “very aware” that he could be fighting against his brother Alex for the MotoGP World Championship by the end of the season.

After an explosive start to life in factory red - seven wins from eight on the factory Ducat😼i 𝓰- Marc has quickly asserted himself as the clear 2025 title favourite.

However, Alex has been t🤪he rꦛevelation of the season.

Despite riding a year-old Desmosedi💯ci GP24, Alex de😼livered a remarkable run of seven consecutive second-place finishes, even briefly leading the world championship after COTA.

While a scrappy Qatar GP ended that streak, he still arrives in Spai🔜n as Marc’s closest challenger - 17ꦆ points adrift, and nine clear of Marc’s team-mate Francesco Bagnaia.

“I’ve always been very proud of Alex - of how he’s handled things over the years, and now he’s showing what he’s capable of,” Marc Marquez said ahead of this weekend’s Jere𒐪💎z round.

“Comparisons are never fair, and being asked about ‘his brother Marc’ in every interview 🧜could drive anyone crazy.

“But instead, he’s always taken it naturally, trying to cont✅ribute, and we’ve always helped 💖each other.”

"I might be fighting for the title against him"

The Marquez brothers shared a garage at Gresini in 2024, a season Marc used to rebuild confi𒁏dence after leaving Honda, and one that he feels lꦯaid the groundwork for Alex’s leap in performance.

“I think🙈 last year it really helped him that we shared a team, because we supported each other a lot in the same garage, working the same way.

“This year we’ve stuc𒀰k to the same routine as always.

“At home, we help each other. At the track, we might share a few tips, but each of us works with our own team, follow each’s own technical strategy, and then we meet again on track - in Q2 or the Sprint - fighting for MotoGP wins, whic🥃h is incredible.”

ℱThe Marquez household being home to the top two riders in t♒he MotoGP standings, “creates an amazing atmosphere, but we must keep ourselves in check.

"Because when you have such a positi𓆏ve energy, you ൲just want to keep doing things all day. So, it’s important to manage that energy.”

With Bagnaia still playing catch-u♒p and Jorge Martin out injured, the elder Marquez is now eyeiꦺng the possibility of his younger brother still being his closest rival when the championship reaches its climax.

“Technically, of course, each of us has his own team, his own strategies, his own way of seeing things, but f💃rom a sporting point of view, we support one another,” Marc said.

“We’ve done it throughout ඣour careers, and we still do now - although I’m very aware that, by the end of the season, I might be fighting for the title against him.”

The next 🔴logical step for Alex is to claim a debut MotoGP vi𒀰ctory, although he made clear in COTA:

“We are 'Mr P2', but I'm happy with that! I don't hav🌜e any problem making P2 from here until the end. We need to enjoy the♊ moment.”