2 January 2020 :-

Álex Márquez is Repsol Honda’s new rider for 2020, in a big challenge for the 2-time World Champion as he moves up to MotoGP

Just over two months before the MotoGP World Championship season gets underway, the Repsol Honda Team are preparing for 2020 with a new rider in their ranks: current Moto2 World Champion Álex Márquez. Following initial testing time together in November in Valencia and Jerez, Álex Márquez is ready for his return to Honda and Repsol -with whom he won the Moto3 title in 2014- and has become acquainted with his new bike and leathers.

28 December 2019 :-

Marc Márquez is no stranger to surprising onlookers, as anyone who has seen some of his dramatic saves and passing moves will attest.

This week he took strangers aback away from the circuit, from the window display of El Corte Inglés in Calle Preciados -one of the busiest streets in the centre of Madrid.

For Spain’s version of ‘April Fool’s Day’, on December 28th, Márquez blended into Repsol’s vintage leathers exhibition in the Spanish capital, which has been put on to celebrate the energy company’s 50th anniversary in motorsport.

18 December 2019 :-

Repsol have commemorated their 50th anniversary in the world of motorsport with various initiatives in 2019. On Tuesday they brought an end to the year with an event that aims to bring their passion to the general public: The energy company, in collaboration with the Agencia EFE news agency, inaugurated a photo exhibition in honour of the most emblematic sporting moments of the last half-century.

The exhibition in Madrid’s Serrano Street opens with an image of Ángel Nieto being congratulated by then-king Juan Carlos I on his ’12+1′ title. There is a focus on the alliance between Repsol and Honda in the Motorcycle World Championsip; Mick Doohan’s dominance, the breakthrough of Alberto Puig and Álex Crivillé in the premier class in the 1990s; Repsol’s Formula 1 appearance with Pedro Martínez de la Rosa; and the Rally Dakar in Africa and South America. These are just some of the moments displayed on the streets of the Spanish capital during the holidays.