Revealed: The eye-watering money Marc Marquez will be paid in 2023
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His net worth, his annual salary, his sponsorship fees, the details of a luxury watch collection, the price of his massive new home and his bonuses for entering races have been estimated by Spanish media Cuatro, who report these approximate numbers…Marc Marquez’s eye-watering pay-dayHe has a total fortune of €80m (£70m)He is paid €12.5m (£10.9m) per season by Honda, and has two years left on his contractSponsorship from Red Bull, Estrella Galicia, Alianz and Tissot means his total annual earnings will be €40m (£35m)Marquez is a six-time MotoGP champion who, this year, is vying for a seventh which would equal the total of his rival Valentino Rossi.He is expected to enter this season, which begins this weekend at the Portuguese MotoGP, injury-free for the first time in three years.Last year he missed six races due as he underwent an operation – as Cuatro’s report claims, just entering each grand prix is a money-spinning business for Marquez…Marquez is Running Out Of Time | World domination for Ducati | MotoGP Podcast EP.78Video of Marquez is Running Out Of Time | World domination for Ducati | MotoGP Podcast EP.78Revealed: MotoGP rider salaries – how much did they get paid?Marc Marquez’s bonus payments€1.4m (£1.2m) to win the championship€570,450 (£498,985) per race to enterThe vast sums that Marquez has accrued throughout his glorious career have earned him some expensive acquisitions, too.He owns a €10m (£8.8m) home in Madrid – he moved to the Spanish capital last year as he recovered from injury and re-set his inner-circle and his career.Related ArticlesHe is also reportedly building a property in his hometown of Cervera.Marquez also has a luxury watch collection of 61 (yes, that’s 61!) Tissot watches.
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