Marc Marquez’s net worth has been revealed in Spain - and the numbers are stagg🐎ering.

The MotoGP superstar was mentioned by Forbes, the business and finan🧸ce platform, among a list of Spain’s richest people for 2024.

Although Marquez is yet to cra🐬ck the top 100 richest Spaniards, he is among the richest sportspeople.

Marquez’s wealth is €80m,  reports.

Tennis star ♓Rafael Nadal (€310m), and foot꧋ballers Andres Iniesta and Sergio Ramos (€100m each) are the only sportspeople with bigger fortunes than Marquez.

Marquez’s wealth is largely down to his sponsors, the report sta❀tes. Notably he works w♏ith Red Bull, among others.

Marquez iꦡs the bigger star on today’s MotoGP grid.

However, he took a voluntary financial hit𝓡 a year ago by quitting Honda with a year remaining on the biggest rider contract in the sport.

Despite forgoing a reported 🌠; €15m- €20m for his final year at Ho💫nda, it hasn’t impacted his overall net worth.

Moving to Gresini Ducati majorly aided Marquez’s on-track success too, after a bleak few years🍬 with Honda.

Returning to race winning ways with Gresini this year also allowed Marque꧙z to earn a promotion to the ♊official factory Ducati team in 2025.

Riding the bes♎t machinery with the top team could return Marquez to winning a championship - which would do no harm at all to his net worth.

Although 𒐪details on Marquez’s 2025 salary as a factory rider remain unclear, he is not the highest-paid rider on the 2024 gಞrid.

That honour goes to Fabio Quartararo w🌊ho penned a new  €12m-per-year Yamaha deal earlier this season.