MotoGP: Marquez Commits Future to Ducati in 3-Year Extension

Marc Marquez extends Ducati deal following 100th career win

Ducati keep Marc Marquez through 2028 after his remarkable comeback. The 33-year-old won his 7th MotoGP title in 2025 and just hit 100 career wins.

Marquez stays with Ducati, MotoGP champ signs through 2028...

Reigning MotoGP champ Marc Marquez signed a new deal with Ducati through 2028, the Italian team announced Tuesday.

The 33-year-old Spaniard joined Ducati in 2024 and staged a huge comeback the following season. He clinched his seventh MotoGP title at the Japanese GP - his first since 2019.

The season started rough with a string of injuries, but Marquez quickly found his rhythm again. He hit his 100th career win across all classes with a dominant performance at the Hungarian GP in Balaton Park earlier this month, less than four weeks after shoulder and foot surgery.

He backed it up by taking the checkered flag at the Czech GP on Sunday.

BREAKING: @marcmarquez93 to continue with @ducaticorse in 2027 and 2028 🔴 ✍️ #MotoGP pic.twitter.com/dOBqgHbovu

— MotoGP™🏁 (@MotoGP) June 23, 2026

Marquez goes into this weekend’s Dutch GP 40 points behind championship leader Marco Bezzecchi.

“I continue to compete because I love this sport and ‌I want to achieve even more ambitious goals. I'm convinced this is the right place to do it. As long as I'm here, I'll give ⁠my all ⁠to paint the ‌future red,” he said.

Marquez heads into this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix trailing championship leader Marco ‌Bezzecchi by 40 points.