Marc Marquez expects his younger brother Alex to be his main rival as he chases a seventh MotoGP world championship crown and is convinced it is just a matter of time before the Gresini Racing rider wins his first race in the premier class.

MotoGP did not have two brothers finishing first and second for 76 years, but the Marquez brothers have achieved the feat twice within two weeks. Sunday’s victory also saw the 3

Marc Marquez thwarted his younger brother Alex once again to land the Argentina MotoGP on Sunday and maintain his perfect start to the season.

The ten-minute MotoGP Warm Up session saw Marc Marquez set the pace ahead of the Grand Prix. Marc Marquez topped the Sunday morning Warm Up session after dominating the Sprint Race on Saturday. Bk8 Gresini Racing MotoGP rider, Alex Marquez, ended Warm Up in second place, the same place he will start the Grand Prix from.

The 1-2 finish of Marc Marquez and Alex Marquez, who last year were teammates at the Gresini Ducati team, at last weekend’s Thai MotoGP has been described as a “masterpiece”. For the brothers, the Thai Sprint was the first time they’d finished first and second in a race, and they were then able to repeat the feat on Sunday.

Marc Marquez was fastest  in the MotoGP warmup session Sunday morning at Termas de Río Hondo, in Argentina. Riding his Lenovo Team Ducati

Ducati's red-hot Marc Marquez won the Argentina Grand Prix on Sunday after trailing his brother Alex of Gresini Racing for much of the race as the pair finished in the top two yet again, while VR46 Racing's Franco Morbidelli was third.

Ducati's Marc Marquez won the sprint race at the Argentina Grand Prix on Saturday, ahead of brother Alex Marquez (team Gresini) and Francesco Bagnaia with the second official Ducati. As in Thailand, he was followed across the line by his younger sibling,