The Timeline: How Marc Marquez left Honda

This is the timeline of how the most successful partnership in the modern era of MotoGP broke down and ultimately, has left them separating at the end of the 2023 season.
This is the timeline of Marc Marquez & Honda’s split.
From the 2020 MotoGP season to the 2023 MotoGP season, a lot has happened between Marc Marquez & Honda.
The crucial test at Misano for the 2024 bike was the telling sign for everyone, he said there was no major improvements to the Honda. And he would inform everyone of his decision on his 2024 plans after the Japanese Grand Prix.
He finished on the podium in Japan and he remarked it was a ‘romantic’ one. Sure enough, just a few days later. Marc Marquez and confirmed they were ending their partnership early at the end of 2023.
On the Thursday of the Indonesian Grand Prix, Marquez confirmed that he would be riding for Gresini Racing in 2024, onboard a GP23 Ducati alongside his brother Alex.
By the time this video is released, there is 3 rounds of the MotoGP season left and everyone is waiting with excitement to see marquez ride the Ducati for the first time at the Valencia Test at the end of November.
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[@seanhogan5938]

Awesome summary, and it takes a fresh perspective on the development direction of the Honda. It is commonly suggested on social media that Marc is the reason for the poor development direction of the Honda, but your summary almost suggests that it is his absence and ad hoc feedback from the remaining Honda riders that pushed the development in the wrong direction, and by the time Marc got back, it was already too late. What I admire about Marc is his absolute commitment to his sport - it literally means the world to him. I remember him breaking down in front of the media after his return saying he was just happy to ride again with no pain (maybe after Saschenring??). People often criticize him for his aggression and win at all costs attitude, but they are quick to forget Rossi was the same in his prime, as was Biaggi, Capirossi, Schwantz and Roberts. That's what makes these riders amazing. Hope he can recapture his success on the Ducati!

[@justin_dunn46]

That 2020 Jerez GP.. damn. That was almost the ultimate comeback ride from him

[@frostygonz]

Love your channel and vids bro, thanks for not being another AI moto channel. Appreciate your work!

[@JordanSM1997]

This is a great video, so much has happened…

[@richardbudd5334]

I think you are right about the Saxonring being the last straw

[@pinkpanther8932]

Saxon

[@johnking9519]

Can’t wait… good coverage 👍

[@archiewilson4943]

Really great video

[@CrashMotoGP]

Thanks!

[@Michael62nyc]

Fantastic content. Thank you!

[@CrashMotoGP]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@eliseogutierrez5307]

Really well put video, thank you!

[@CrashMotoGP]

Glad you liked it!

[@charlestoast4051]

Great video.

[@CrashMotoGP]

Thanks!

[@themalaailaanaa1347]

You can't win If you DNF.

[@eldiablo1374]

Njir msih trauma 2020