Seven-time MotoGP world champion Marc Marquez signs a contract extension to remain with Ducati’s Lenovo Team until the end of the 2028 season, with Ducati announcing the renewal. The deal keeps the 33-year-old Spaniard at the Borgo Panigale manufacturer after he joined Ducati in 2024. Multiple outlets note that Marquez’s move has included a major resurgence, culminating in him winning his seventh MotoGP title at the Japanese Grand Prix in the year after joining Ducati. Reports also reference recent time away and performance disruption linked to injury, with one account describing shoulder and left-foot surgery in 2026 and a strong return in the Hungarian Grand Prix before carrying momentum into subsequent races. Yahoo Sports frames the renewal as a new two-year agreement. BBC Sport highlights the continuation of Marquez’s long-term Ducati commitment and aligns with other outlets in stating the contract runs through 2028. Overall, sources agree the extension reflects Ducati’s ongoing confidence in Marquez and confirms his place on the Ducati team for the next several MotoGP seasons.