The win for Marc Marquez in Germany was his 96th podium place in his 134th start in the premier class of Grand Prix racing (71.6%), surpassing five-time 500 cc world champion and MotoGP legend Mick Doohan:
At the age of 8, 60 days between his first MotoGPTM victory and the 2021 German GP, Marquez moved up via Doohan to 10th place on the list of drivers with the longest career behind Eddie Lawson (8 years 110 days) and Jorge Lorenzo (10 years 121 days). .
Marc Marquez, too, has now gained 2316 points in the premier class and has moved up ahead of Mick Doohan in fifth place among the drivers with the highest points in the class behind Valentino Rossi (5388 points), Dani Pedrosa (2970), Jorge Lorenzo (2899) and Andrea Dovizioso (2556) .
