Alex Marc admitted his personal mistake at French MotoGP, his subsequent declaration of against his brother Marc Marquez shocked fans!

Following a disappointing home race at the French MotoGP which saw him crash out twice, Gresini Ducati rider Álex Márquez has openly admitted to making personal errors that cost him valuable championship points. Márquez, who had been on a consistent scoring streak, took full responsibility for the crashes, particularly the second one which occurred while riding a damaged bike.

In his post-race analysis, Álex explained that the first crash was likely due to a slight lapse in concentration while holding a comfortable third position. However, it was his admission regarding the second incident that raised eyebrows. Riding a bike with a broken screen and missing aerodynamic parts, Álex confessed to pushing too hard, entering a corner “too hot” and ultimately losing control. He apologized to his team for the costly mistakes.

However, it was what followed his admission of personal error that truly stunned MotoGP fans. In a seemingly unrelated but pointed declaration, Álex Márquez reportedly made a statement that was widely interpreted as being directed against his brother and championship rival, Marc Márquez. While the exact phrasing remains somewhat ambiguous, sources suggest Álex alluded to a perceived inconsistency in Marc’s riding style or a specific on-track maneuver during the chaotic flag-to-flag race that Álex disagreed with.

This unexpected declaration against his own brother, particularly after admitting his own mistakes, has added a layer of intense drama to the Márquez rivalry. Fans were quick to speculate on the underlying tensions and whether this public comment signaled a new level of competitiveness, or perhaps even frustration, between the siblings as they battle for supremacy in the 2025 MotoGP championship. The full implications of Álex’s words are yet to unfold, but they have undoubtedly injected a fresh wave of intrigue into the season’s narrative.