Fans Can Own Signed Trophy Pieces From Marc Marquez

Marc Marquez is currently the biggest name in MotoGP and many believe he is the greatest rider of his generation, if not all time - don’t tell Valentino Rossi fans I said that.

And the Gresini rider, soon-to-be factory Ducati rider in 2025 alongside Francesco Bagnaia, has signed an memorabilia deal with UK-based Memento Exclusives which can see fans get signed trophy plaques among other things.

The deal, which is now part of the MotoGP collectable product line, is under the licence of Dorna Sports and can be found at MotoGPauthentics.com.

The partnership will be activated through the launch of a limited run of signed trophy plaques that pay tribute to Marquez’s rookie season triumph in 2013. The MotoGP championship trophy is very unique and has been made by the famous designer, Marc Garcia Rojals.

There is only one original trophy in the world, with every champion having their plaque and name added to the “Champions Tower" following the season in which they win the title.

Each new champion receives a replica to take home. These replica trophy plaques recreate those seen on the trophy and are also made by the same designer of the original.

Speaking about the deal with Marquez, Barry Gough, CEO & Founder of Memento Exclusives and MotoGP Authentics, said: “Welcoming Marc Márquez onboard as the latest rider associated with MotoGP Authentics is a huge moment in our own history. 

“This is a massive opportunity for fans to own exclusive pieces of memorabilia to celebrate the career of one of the all-time greats. This partnership cements our position as racing memorabilia experts, allowing fans closer access to their favourite riders and the ability to own the moment.”

This deal involving Marquez and MotoGP Authentics further is another indication of him being one of the most influential riders in motorcycle racing history.

Since joining MotoGP as a rookie in 2013, Marquez has won six titles with Honda and claimed 62 victories. His most recent wins have been aboard the GP23 Ducati after he switched from Honda at the end of 2023.

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