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How Marc Marquez could wrap up the 2026 MotoGP title in Qatar GP

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 6d ago ·Updated 9h ago

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The Ducati rider will have his first opportunity next Sunday in Qatar to win his 10th world title and eighth in the premier class

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