Valencia.The winner of the 2025 BMW M Award in MotoGP™ is: Marc Márquez. The record winner of this special competition has secured the coveted prize for the fastest qualifier of the season for the eighth time. The Spaniard already made history when he won the BMW M Award seven times in a row from 2013 to 2019. Now Márquez has returned to the top. His prize this year: the new BMW M2 CS (combined fuel consumption: 10.0 l/100 km; combined CO₂ emissions: 226 g/km according to WLTP, CO₂ class: G)*.The handover of the winning vehicle took place on Saturday after the last qualifying session of the season in Valencia, Spain, by Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of MotoGP™ rights holder Dorna Sports, and axel Mittler, Marketing Manager at BMW M GmbH.
Márquez made an impressive comeback in 2025 after difficult years. He dominated the season and secured the World Championship title prematurely at the 17th of a total of 22 season events in Japan. He also collected enough points in the BMW M Award with eight pole positions and five further starting positions on the first row that he could no longer be caught, even though he was unable to participate in the last four events of the season due to injury. Márquez won the 2025 BMW M Award with 351 points, eight points ahead of his second-placed brother Álex Márquez. analogous to the points system in the races, the motogp™ riders receive points corresponding to their positions in qualifying for the BMW M Award.The winner is awarded an exclusive high-performance automobile from BMW M at the end of the season. This coveted prize has been awarded sence 2003.
Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna Sports, said at the award ceremony: “Congratulations to Marc Márquez. He has made an impressive comeback this season and proven why he is one of the best MotoGP riders of all time. Since 2013, we have handed him the keys to a new BMW M automobile seven times in a row at the season finale – and I am very pleased that we can do so again this year. His performance and skill are outstanding.”
BMW M GmbH Extends MotoGP™ Official Car Partnership Thru 2026
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BMW M GmbH will continue its long-standing partnership with MotoGP™ as the “Official Car of MotoGP™” through the 2026 season. This extension builds upon a successful collaboration that began in 1999, solidifying BMW M’s presence in the world of premier motorcycle racing. The partnership encompasses a wide range of activities, from providing the official MotoGP™ safety cars to offering exclusive experiences for fans.
A Legacy of Speed and Performance
BMW M’s involvement in MotoGP™ is a natural fit, given the brand’s dedication to high-performance vehicles and motorsport. Since 1999, BMW M has been deeply integrated into the MotoGP™ experience, providing crucial support to race organizers and enhancing the spectacle for fans worldwide.The partnership isn’t just about providing vehicles; it’s about a shared commitment to pushing the boundaries of engineering and performance.
The BMW M safety car fleet plays a vital role in ensuring the safety of riders during on-track incidents. These high-performance vehicles are equipped with specialized equipment to quickly and effectively respond to emergencies. Beyond safety,BMW M also provides course cars,medical cars,and VIP transport vehicles,all contributing to the smooth operation of each race weekend.
Champions and the BMW M Award
The partnership also includes the prestigious BMW M Award, presented annually since 2003 to the MotoGP™ rider who achieves the most pole positions during a season. This award recognizes exceptional qualifying performance and has been won by some of the sport’s biggest names, including Valentino Rossi, Casey Stoner, Jorge Lorenzo, Fabio Quartararo, Sete Gibernau,and nicky Hayden. The award signifies a rider’s consistent speed and skill throughout the season.
Looking Ahead
the extension of the partnership through 2026 demonstrates BMW M’s continued commitment to motogp™ and its passion for motorsport. Fans can expect to see BMW M vehicles playing a prominent role in the MotoGP™ paddock for years to come, contributing to the excitement and safety of the world’s premier motorcycle racing championship.
Key Takeaways:
* BMW M GmbH extends its “Official Car of MotoGP™” partnership through 2026.
* The partnership began in 1999 and encompasses safety cars, course cars, medical cars, and VIP transport.
* The BMW M Award recognizes the MotoGP™ rider with the most pole positions each season.
* The collaboration highlights a shared commitment to performance, innovation, and safety.
Further Information:
For more information about BMW M GmbH, the partnership with Dorna Sports, and the “Official Car of MotoGP™” program, please visit: www.bmw-m.com
BMW M2 CS Specifications (as provided in the source):
fuel consumption combined: 10.0 l/100 km; CO2 emissions combined: 226 g/km (WLTP), CO2 class: G.