File this under “no-brainer”: Honda has signed four-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez to a new contract that will see him remain with the factory team through the 2020 season.
Marquez won the MotoGP title in 2013, 2014, 2016 and 2017, and has 35 wins and 63 total podium finishes in 90 race starts.
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Honda Racing Corporation (HRC) is pleased to announce the extension of its contract with 25-year-old Spanish rider Marc Márquez, currently competing in the FIM MotoGP World Championship for the HRC?s factory team ?Repsol Honda Team,? that will see him continue to race for two more years beginning in 2019.

After winning the 125cc championship in 2010, Márquez moved on to Moto2 racing in 2011 to win the title in 2012. In his debut year in the premier class in 2013, he became the world?s youngest champion after taking the title for the Repsol Honda Team. In 2017 he became the youngest rider in history to win four titles in the premier class. Marc Márquez

?I?m excited to continue to race for Honda?s factory team in the MotoGP class. I?m proud to race as a member of the Honda family, and I appreciate how Honda and the team always do their best to provide me with everything I need. I would also like to thank everyone who has given me such warm support over the years. The first two official tests went well, and with my contract renewed, I can concentrate on racing in the new season. I will continue to enjoy racing, share my joy with everybody, and do...