Marc Márquez has shrugged off the booing he received at the MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix podium, stating that the negative reactions “go in one ear and out the other.” Despite the jeers from some sections of the crowd, the eight-time world champion appeared unfazed by the reception, maintaining his focus on the race and his performance.

Márquez has often been a polarizing figure in MotoGP, with his aggressive riding style and intense rivalries, particularly with Italian riders like Valentino Rossi, contributing to his mixed reception at certain events. However, the Spanish rider made it clear that he isn’t dwelling on the negative reactions. “People have their opinions, but I’m here to race. It doesn’t affect me,” Márquez said in a post-race interview.

The San Marino Grand Prix, held at the Misano World Circuit, has historically been a challenging venue for Márquez due to the passionate local fanbase. However, the boos didn’t stop him from putting on a competitive performance, and he remained focused on the bigger picture of the championship.

Márquez’s ability to brush off the boos underscores his mental toughness and determination, qualities that have made him one of the most successful riders in MotoGP history. Despite the crowd’s reaction, Márquez continues to push forward, letting his actions on the track do the talking.