Alex Marquez reflects on his career through the lens of Sete Gibernau, both riders forever overshadowed by legends—Rossi for Gibernau, Marc for Alex. Both finished as runners-up, always trailing dominant forces. The parallel deepened at the German GP, where Alex raced in a Gibernau tribute livery, honoring the Spaniard’s 2003 win for Gresini—the same team both have ridden for. Alex admits he might have won titles without Marc’s dominance, recalling his best year (2025) still saw rare victories over his brother. Though he qualified and sprinted strongly, finishing second, he crashed out in the main race—on the same day he wore the homage livery—while recovering from an earlier injury. The livery also marked Gresini’s 30th anniversary, celebrating riders like Gibernau and Alex who’ve left their mark in the team’s storied history.
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