The money on offer from Honda to keep 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez has been revealed - and it’s jaw-dropping.

Marquez was the highest-paid MotoGP rider after signing a Honda contract in 2022.

But after his machinery became uncompetitive, causing crashes and in𒁃juries, Marquez opted to break the contract early to join Gresini Ducati.

Honda made a last-ditch attempt to keep Marquez by putting incredible money on﷽ the 💛table, it has been reported.

Marquez was offered a new four-year contract totalling €100m, meaning he could have pocketed €25m per season until the end of 2027, according to .

Marquez turne𒉰d it down in favour of a move to Gresini, which has since led to the factory Ducati seat.

Gigi Dall'Igna: "Sometimes you even give up money"

"Yes, I knew, but for someone who wꦜants to win, money shouldn't be a problem,” Ducati’s Gigi Dall’Igna told the Spanish newspaper who presented the figures to him.

“If you want to win, youꩲ need to give up so many things that sometimes you even give up money."

Dall’Igna did concede about the purported €100m Honda deal: "That's𒆙 a lot of 𓄧money..."

To put the colossal numbers in context, Marquez’s refusal of Honda’s offer means that Yamaha’s Fab🐼io Quartararo is now MotoGP’s high🥂est-paid rider.

Quartararo’s latest Yamaha deal is worth a reported €12m per season - less than half of what Marquez could ha🃏ve earned at Honda.

But Marquez prioritised sporti🍬ng history above his bank balance.

This year, he has a great chance to🐭 win a ninth world championship which woul💫d tie the tally set by Valentino Rossi.

Arguably for the first time in his career, Marquez is🌄 riding the best machinery on the MotoGP grid.

It was all made possible beca⛄use he rejected life-changing money from Honda to instead step onto a Ducati.