Marc Marquez’s sponsor deal with Red Bull has officially come to an endꦰ.

An announcement made by the six-time MotoGP champion o💝n Thu✨rsday has drawn a line under the lengthy, and hugely successful, partnership.

“From 2008 to 2024, an incredible journey full of challeng💦es, victories, and unforgettable moments,” Marquez wrote.

“Thank you, Red Bull, for being by my side every step of the way and🧸 for giving me wings along my career.

“I hope our paths will cross again.”

Marq🤪uez has been a Red Bull athlete for the entirety of his MotoGP career🐲, including this year since swapping Repsol Honda for Gresini Ducati.

The energy drink brand wa꧙s linked to Marquez throughout his glory days🌞 with Honda.

But, ahead of a switch🙈 to the fac𒆙tory Ducati team in 2025, the sponsorship will come to an end.

The official Ducati team is linked to Monster Ener♛gy - a key rival in the sꦛame space as Red Bull.

🌳Marquez’s bike in the postseason test had no sponsors, offering little clu✃e about what messaging he will carry next season.

But Marqꦕuez revealed earlier this month, at a Red Bull event, that his alliance with the sponsor must end because he is moving into the factory Ducati garage.

He also insisted that he would not carry a personal sponsor in 2025, 📖which he claimed was a gesture of respect for Red Bull.

The sponsorshipꦕs surrounding Marquez are a lucrative business.

As MotoGP's biggest star, the companies that go into business witౠh Marquez are a big deal.

Much will change i🏅n 2025, not least the co🐭lour and competitveness of Marquez's bike, and there are still some question marks about the nature of the sponsors that he will carry.