Marc Marquez seeks to capture 10th MotoGP title in Qatar GP
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 1, 2026, 12:03 PM
Last updated Nov 1, 2026

Marc Marquez is in contention for his 10th MotoGP world title at the Qatar Grand Prix. After facing significant challenges earlier this season, including a 102-point deficit to Marco Bezzecchi, Marquez has rallied to position himself as a title contender. His recent performance has reignited hopes after undergoing surgery on his shoulder and recovering from a foot injury. As the race progresses, Marquez will aim to solidify his lead for the championship.
- •Marc Marquez is 102 points behind Marco Bezzecchi in May.
- •He underwent shoulder surgery earlier this season.
- •Marquez aims for his 10th world title in the Qatar GP.
- •The Qatar Grand Prix is currently ongoing as of November 1.
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"Even Marc Marquez'e entourage couldn't have imagined in May that he would be in contention for his 10th world title just five months later. Back then, after injuring his foot at Le Mans and bringing forward surgery on his troublesome right shoulder, the Spaniard was facing an uphill battle. Following the Italian GP, he sat 102 points behind then championship leader Marco Bezzecchi. Now, he heads ...Keep reading
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