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The nine world championships, the 73 premier-class race victories, the impossible saves when crashes seemed inevitable, the fierce desire to win, the comeback from devastating injuries — we all know the accomplishments and attributes that make Marc Márquez one of the "aliens" of motorcycle racing. Could he be the greatest of all time?
That's the topic of the latest episode of the Highside/Lowside motorcycle podcast, and to help delve into the mind of MM93, your hosts Spurgeon and Zack are joined once again by Mat Oxley, the man who literally wrote the book on Marc Márquez. The new biography by Oxley, one of the most experienced and respected writers in the racing business, tells the story of Márquez from his days as a child racing minibikes through his 2025 championship-winning MotoGP season.
Oxley joins the podcast to discuss why Márquez is a "generational talent,” the countless surgeries it took to keep him on the grid, and how Spain has created the most successful racing culture in the world. They also take a look ahead to the 2027 MotoGP rule changes that could reset the entire field — and whether Márquez’s body will let him stick around to see them.
Listen to Highside/Lowside
As always, for those who prefer visuals, we’ve got the YouTube link above. But if you're listening to this inside your helmet on your commute and just want the words, the podcast version is available via Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and LibSyn to name a few of your favorite podcasting apps.
