Gallery: Marc Marquez hits 50 Grand Prix victories
Marc Marquez secured a 50th Grand Prix victory of his career in fine style last weekend at Phillip Island - Motorsport.com looks back on his career up to now in a special photo gallery.

2008: Celebrating his first GP podium

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2009: Making progress in 125s

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2010: Winning the 125cc title

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2011: Taking a first Moto2 win

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2012: Wrapping up the Moto2 title

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2012: Testing the Honda RC213V

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2013: Unveiling as a Repsol Honda rider

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2013: Marquez's first MotoGP race

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2013: Celebrating a first MotoGP win

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2013: Marquez v Rossi at Laguna Seca

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2013: Battle royale with Lorenzo

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2013: Clinching the first MotoGP title

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2014: Taking 10 wins in a row

Photo by: Walter Kuhn
2014: Securing back-to-back MotoGP titles

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2015: A tough start to the season

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2015: Racking up Grand Prix win number 50

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Series | MotoGP |
Event | Australian GP |
Location | Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit |
Drivers | Marc Marquez |
Teams | Repsol Honda Team |
Author | Jamie Klein |
Gallery: Marc Marquez hits 50 Grand Prix victories
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