Marc Marquez, The Magic Boy

By Tony Coco

If there is a successful rider in his first season, he is Marc Marquez. He immediately became world champion in his debut season, breaking the record of Kenny Roberts that has survived for 35 years. Marquez was crowned the youngest world champion in MotoGP history at the age of 20, breaking the record set by Freddie Spencer in 1983 at the age of 21.
Marc Marquez Alenta was born in Cervera, a village in Catalonia, near Lleida, Spain on February 17, 1993. Little Marquez has been introduced to racing sports by both his parents, Roser and Julia, at the age of four. Marquez also has a little brother as racer too, Alex Marquez.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tony Coco
• Release date: Jun 27, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463774052

Tony Coco

Tony Coco has written about 30 book with large range of topics; sports, biography, internet, and technology.

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If there is a successful rider in his first season, he is Marc Marquez. He immediately became world champion in his debut season, breaking the record of Kenny Roberts that has survived for 35 years. Marquez was crowned the youngest world champion in MotoGP history at the age of 20, breaking the record set by Freddie Spencer in 1983 at the age of 21.

Marc Marquez Alenta was born in Cervera, a village in Catalonia, near Lleida, Spain on February 17, 1993. Little Marquez has been introduced to racing sports by both his parents, Roser and Julia, at the age of four. Marquez also has a little brother as racer too, Alex Marquez.

Marc Marquez

Marquez started his competitive race in the enduro bike event in Catalan in 2001. At that time he immediately won the title, a situation that makes him more motivated to better achievement in the future. Step by step Marquez started trying another motor sport. Marquez character who always wanted to try to take him to the off-road event. In his first season in 2002, he finished the championship in third place in the Catalan Championship.

A year later he won the Open Racc 50 championship. In 2004, his fate brought him to meet Emilio Alzamora the manager who took him to compete in the 125cc class in Catalan Championship. In his first season he finished runners-up under Pol Espargaro, but he dominated the champions in the next two seasons.

One of the moments that affected Marquez's career was when he won at Jerez in the national championship. This is one of the greatest moments in my career, becoming the podium finish on Jerez, a circuit that full of tradition and history. After that moment, things got very fast for me, Marquez recalls.

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