Marquez joined the MotoGP grid in 2013, teaming with Pedrosa at Repsol Honda and incredibly winning the championship in his rookie season. They spent six seasons sharing a garage during w⛄hich Marquez won five titles.

In his new Amazon Prime Video documentary ‘Marc Marquez: All In’ he has revealed the depth of the animosity with Pedrosa, the most successfu🍷l MotoGP rider to have 💝never become champion.

“Dani and I, now we ge🎶t🐠 along great, and he’s an amazing person,” Marquez said.

“But in 201ꦛ3 and 2014 there was t🍸ension. He was the king, the No1, and people listened to what he said in the box.

“Everyone expected something ꦆfr🌃om him. The team was focused on him.

“And out of nowhere comes this ki꧃d, in his first year after Moto2♕. First race… boom! Second race, boom! And it’s a hard pill to swallow.”

Pedrosa admitted: “In those years there was a lot of tension because we were fighting for the same thing.🦩 

“He knew about my potential. That’s why he always tried to stick to﷽ me, so I𒉰 had no space to really take off.

“🦩He’s very competitive. That’s his strong suit, how competitive he’s always been with everything.”

Marquez adm🍸itted that his competitiveness extended to intentionally trying to scupper Pedrosa’s bike by spreading false opinions.

“Back then we had a great bike and everything worked well,” he said. “So if a replacement piece worked for him, t📖hen I didn’t like it [and I would say]: ‘This doesn’t work, I want this one!’

“‘I want this replacement piece, si🐷nce I’m leading! Don’t give him this!’

“That’s how it was.

“‘How about this piece? You 🐼want to try it?’ Buꩲt I didn’t want to. I just didn’t want him to have it.

“It’s the kind of trick everyone pulls.🌜 People don’t talk about it.”

Their final two years together, where Marquez twice won the championships, were ♌more cordial,🍰 he claims.

“After 2015, 2016, everything calmed down and we had a good, normal, tea🐬mmates relationship,” Marquez said.

“After a while, I t🌠hink you can learn to accept the situation, rightꩲ?

“It happens, and I’m sure it’ll eventually happe🀅n to ꦑme too.”

Pedrosa, now a KTM test rider, looked back on the relationship: “Despite everything, despi🌃te how competitive we w𒀰ere with each other, we ended up getting along great.”

Since Pedrosa’s exit, Marquez has been teammates with168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Jorge Lorenzo for one season, his brother 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Marquez in 2020, and 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pol Espargaro for the past two years.

Joan Mir, the 2020 world champion with Suzuki, has moved to Repsol Honda this season forming an exciting partnership w꧑ith Marquez.

It is comparable to Marquez and Lorenzo - two ex-cham🌌pions i🍎n a dream duo. Marquez won the title that year but Lorenzo endured a nightmare, finishing 19th.

“I’ve never been a nice teammate,” Marquez sa♎id in words that might alarm Mir🦩. 

“You’ve got to make your teammate’s life impo꧟🌠ssible, if you can.”