Marc Marquez Mentors Moto3 Leader David Alonso Ahead of Aragon GP

The double Moto2 and Moto3 world champion, Marc Marquez has been helping moto3 sensation David Alonso to hone his skills as the Colombian youngster extends his dominance into 2024. With the recent dominance by pole-sitter and points leader, who will move up to Moto2 next year, his guidance will be quite timely. The two riders rode together recently on production bikes, and he said, he had plans to explain how it feels to race at maximum level to him before the Aragon Grand Prix.

Training Together: Insights from a Champion

Recently the two trained with production bikes, an experience that helped Alonso learn from Marc Marquez, a MotoGP legend. The conversation was recorded by DAZN last weekend during the photo shoot at Red Bull Ring and he described the pressures of racing.

He once again seems unsure of the stress related to racing though he seems to get confused when it comes to handling feelings in the last lap. Marc Marquez comforted him by saying, “Of course, you get pissed off, but it’s normal, it’s good to get pissed off.”

Training Session Part 1 of 2: Marc Marquez and Alonso

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The recent training session at the Aspar circuit in Spain let Alonso profit directly from Marc Marquez’s experience in a race. Besides Marc Marquez, other personalities of the session include Alex Marquez, Ortola, Jaume Masia, and Red Bull Rookies Cup rider Maximo Quiles. This chance enabled him to gain practical experience and advice from other experienced MotoGP riders.

Successful motorsport driver, Marc Marquez, the sharing of his experiences by availing his mentorship to David Alonso shows that motorsports do benefit from mentoring relationships. With more wins in Moto3 coming every season, it’s clear that he has what it takes to win on the Aragon GP circuit and the guidance of one of the biggest names in motorsports doesn’t hurt either.

The young racer faces the upcoming challenges well-armed with the expert guidance of this season’s brilliant rider Alonso and the seasoned perception of Marquez for his transfer to the Moto2 category. With an aim for the eighth title in the year 2024, the collaboration with Marquez is not only a reflection of the potential of the driver but also the bonds, which are friendly but these relationships encourage the racers to come up with the best results.