Marquez open to Moto2 stay with MotoGP options scarce

Photo/GEPA pictures/Gareth Harford  Alex Marquez, who is the 2014 Moto3 champion and the brother of five-time MotoGP champion Marc, has been linked with potential premier-class rides at Pramac Ducati and LCR Honda for 2020, says remaining in the intermediate class of Grand Prix racing next year is a “good option.” "I know the same as before the start of the race - nothing," he said. "It's so difficult to have a place in MotoGP. "I'm trying to do my best on track, it's my goal to make [the step], and we'll see [in] the future, but I don't know nothing." Asked by Motorsport.com how important he felt it would be to end up on the MotoGP grid as soon as possible, Marquez said: "It's difficult because all the contracts are nearly closed. So make one year more in Moto2 is open, and it's a good option. "For sure if I stay in Moto2, I will stay in this team, because I love the people, so it's the easiest way, and I feel so good, but we'll see, we'll see on the future what can happen."

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