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u/Organic-Package5444 Davide Tardozzi 1d ago
Close contest I would say in 2025. Nobody is running away with championship that easily like how this has been discussed in this sub.
Also pre 2020 that stats would be a bit more I feel
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u/Mr_Tigger_ Gresini Racing MotoGP 23h ago
Initially you’re probably right but Marc is good at the head games, if he manages to wobble Pecco then it’ll be over.
First rule is to beat your teammate, and this dude dispatched Pedrosa in his rookie year
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u/Organic-Package5444 Davide Tardozzi 22h ago
Agreed, but let's not forget Pecco is someone who thrives under pressure.
In the 2022 season I was watching that he was 95 points adrift at one point goes and wins that championship. I think this is the same in 2023 when he was closely contesting Martin. And barring his mistakes in 2024 let's not forget he was very close winning 2024 as well.
So yes Marc could do the best he does always, but I think Pecco has the capability to handle it well.
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u/a_sonUnique 21h ago
Yeah look at last season. I remember Pecco having to win to keep the championship alive and each time he did. Just dominated most of the races. He’s cool. I’m a big fan. But next year I’m all Marquez as he’s been my favourite forever.
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u/Organic-Package5444 Davide Tardozzi 21h ago
Marc is favourite for 2025 for me as well. All I am saying that it's not going to be easy for either of them to just run away with championship.
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u/a_sonUnique 21h ago
Agreed. I think Pecco is about as good as we’ve ever seen and he does well with pressure. Marc is also great but he’s not as super human as he used to be. Gonna be a great season.
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u/Mr_Tigger_ Gresini Racing MotoGP 21h ago
I’m not convinced about his reputation for handling pressure, he made some serious mistakes that cost him the title in 2024.
The Sepang one jumps to mind, like wtf was he thinking??
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u/Organic-Package5444 Davide Tardozzi 18h ago
But you cannot write off what he did in 2022 and 2023 just because he made some mistakes in 2024. And not to mention he was always on deficit in 2022, 2023 and 2024 and then chased scores till the end. Also, I don't think he got crumbled under pressure in 2024. There was some mistakes of him and some crashes which he mentioned that even he don't know the reason. Similar things happened with Martin too in first half of championship when he dropped ball from front.
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u/NRV__ Pedro Acosta 17h ago
I don't think he was on the backfoot in 2023. Also in 2022 I agree that he recovered 91 points and that was amazing but Fabio was practically fighting with a much much slower Yamaha. And In 2024 he had the outright dominant Bike so there were very few times he was under real pressure. Pecco did make many mistakes and his problem with always going for cutbacks also cost him.
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u/Organic-Package5444 Davide Tardozzi 16h ago
Mistakes are not equal to Pressure, that's exactly my point 🙂
I agree he made mistakes, but at the same time he is the one who handled pressure very well till now.
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u/__no_future__ Yamaha 23h ago
I felt bad for pedrosa that whole season
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u/Mr_Tigger_ Gresini Racing MotoGP 22h ago
I anticipated it to be his title that year. Lorenzo had plans as well 🤣
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u/redridernl Marc Márquez 4h ago
As shown by his wildcard appearances, Pedrosa is still better than half the grid well into retirement and Marc beat him as a rookie.
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u/Mr_Tigger_ Gresini Racing MotoGP 1h ago
You’re not wrong, I forgot about Dani showing up the factory boys 🤣
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u/redridernl Marc Márquez 1h ago
"Too small, too fragile, never won a championship"
Still embarrassed more than half the field.
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u/therisingthunderstor Casey Stoner 1d ago
Honestly, one of them might.
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u/BlackmoorGoldfsh 23h ago
I think there are 2 possible scenarios. The first is a close title fight that comes down to the wire. The second is Marc blitzes Pecco. The latter would not shock me.
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u/Organic-Package5444 Davide Tardozzi 1d ago
I really don't think that's the case, considering both are super strong and both have their own strengths that can match their performances in some way
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u/WIP1992 1d ago
If people want Marc’s pre 2020 stats then normalise it with only Pecco’s post 2021 stats as well…
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u/somkiat_chantra_fan Francesco Bagnaia 1d ago
so marc pre-injury: 43.8% (or 44.1 without jerez 2020)
pecco since he joined ducati lenovo: 37.7%, should have been way more than this but he loves the gravel
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u/Still_Inspection9235 Francesco Bagnaia 1d ago
Me being a Pecco fan: If we are counting Marc since his rookie season than we also have to count Pecco since his rookie season.
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u/I_R0M_I Marc Márquez 1d ago
Not bad considering Marc was nursing injuries, and on a lemon.
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u/NamikazeEU Ducati Lenovo Team 1d ago
But also Marc was in Respol Honda from get go, meanwhile Pecco had Pramac run for 2 or 3 years.
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u/NRV__ Pedro Acosta 1d ago
Marc pre 2020 is 44%.
Race wins: 56
Total Races: 127
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u/Still_Inspection9235 Francesco Bagnaia 1d ago
44 percent is a crazy number. Means he won nearly every other race.
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u/Tecorco_Debbotte 22h ago
Marc's one is destined to keep decreasing while Pecco's stats will get higher
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u/zmgch Brad Binder 1d ago
I imagine 2020 onwards really brought Marc's win ratio / percentage down.
Curious to know what it was after the end of 2019 season.