Ramon Forcada Criticizes Marc Marquez’s Dangerous Habit in MotoGP

Ramon Forcada, the former MotoGP crew chief, has raised concerns about Marc Marquez’s dangerous habit of continuing races despite having damaged motorcycles after crashes. Forcada’s remarks come amid growing safety concerns over Marquez’s persistence in racing under risky conditions.

Marc Marquez, who is known as “The Ant from Cervera” and has earned eight world championship titles, has shown remarkable determination throughout the 2025 season. However, his refusal to retire from races after crashes has raised alarms among safety experts and MotoGP fans.

Despite experiencing hard crashes and significant motorcycle damage, Marquez refuses to retire and continues racing. Even when starting from the back of the grid, he relentlessly tries to overtake his competitors one by one.

Several incidents this season have illustrated Marquez’s reckless determination, including a situation where his footpad was missing due to an earlier accident. Despite the compromised condition of his motorcycle, Marquez’s drive to finish the race continues to push the boundaries of safety.