The six-time MotoGP champion entered 2023 committed to Honda, the team which﷽ he is synonymous with, but threatened in his Amazon Prime Video documentary to find other routes to a championship if his bike didn’t deliver.

Marquez is contracted 🍌on a lucrative deal until the end of 2024 w💫ith Honda but a rumour has been been shared of how he could switch to KTM.

“In Spain ther🍰e is tℱalk that Marquez is angry at Honda,” Haro, the ex-LCR Honda sporting director. 

“And that Red Bull iౠs making efforts [to put him on the] bike that should, in theory, take⛎ Pedro Acosta to MotoGP.”

The suggestion from Haro is tha𒁃t the huge influence of energy dr🔜inks sponsor Red Bull could move Marquez between the two teams they are linked to - from Honda, to KTM.

Marquez’s new ꧋manager, Jaime Martinez who replaced the lo♔ng-serving Emilio Alzamora, has key Red Bull ties too.

Pe♐dro Acostaꦿ, the Moto2 starlet, could replace Marquez at Repsol Honda, Haro claimed.

“It would be a good story,” he said.

KTM paired Jack Miller with Brad Binder this season and both are expected to be contracted for the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:2024 MotoGP rider line-up.

Haro continued: "Marc is very jealous of his team and his parts, I don't think h🥂e's happy t🦩hat Alex Rins tried his chassis. 

“Act🍰ually, this ne𒉰w frame made by Kalex was ready from last year and Marquez didn't know anything, he is very sorry about that.”

It is unconfirmed whether Marquez is fit enough to compete at next weekend’s MotoGP Grand Prix of the Amerꦿicas, after undergoing hand surgery.

It was caused by his crash into Miguel Oliveira in Por꧙timao, f꧋or which he received a double long lap penalty.

Honda are in the proce🦩ss of appealing when Marquez must serve that penalty. They claim it expired last weekend in Argentina. If they lose th🦩e appeal, Marquez must serve it at COTA.

"Last year in Austin he still had his arm injured, he started from the last position and came back up with a Honda worse than the current one,” Haro said.&nbs♛p;

“His intention is to ret🦩urn to America and p𒆙ut pressure on people like Bagnaia, Quartararo and Bezzecchi."