Marc Márquez Welcomes MotoGP's Return to Brazil After 37 Years

Published on March 17, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

Marc Márquez has expressed his satisfaction with the return of the Brazilian Grand Prix to the MotoGP calendar. The rider considers this move positive for the championship and its fans, highlighting the great anticipation and sold-out tickets. At an Estrella Galicia 0,0 event, sponsor of the race, Márquez anticipated an intense weekend in Goiânia, with the goal of performing from the first session.

Marc Márquez, focused, observes the Goiânia circuit on a panel. Around him, MotoGP and Estrella Galicia 0,0 logos. Expression of determination ahead of the historic return to Brazil.

Technical adaptation to an unknown circuit 🏁

The return to Brazil poses a technical challenge for teams and riders, as it is a new track for most. The priority will be to collect tire and bike setup data in limited time. Work on simulators and analysis of historical layouts will be key, but the real track always brings surprises. Quick adaptation will make the difference from free practice.

Geopolitics, the only rival that cannot be overtaken on the straight 🏎️

Asked about possible race cancellations, Márquez gave a response that no organizer wants to hear: prioritizing peace is above the spectacle. A logical stance, though it leaves fans in limbo. It seems that, for once, the calendar depends more on diplomats than on tires. We will have to follow war reports with the same attention as free practice sessions.