Marc Marquez now owns two new exclusive BMW M4 Coupes because the 21-year-old is the best at what he does. It’s more than luck because Marquez was the best qualifier in the premier MotoGP class of motorcycle racing for the second year in a row to earn his second BMW M Award. This year he gets a very special 2015 BMW M4 Coupe.
Marquez wins second exclusive BMW M4
The BMW Award has been given away since 2003 and this year the Spaniard wins another M4 in the form of an exclusive and individually customized BMW M4 Coupe. The performance car was presented by MotoGP partner BMW M GmbH. Marquez wins for the second year in a row for his outstanding performances in qualifying throughout 2014.
A special “Frozen Red Metallic” M4
Marc Marquez gets to take home this special BMW M4 Coupe that features the exclusive BMW individual special color “Frozen Red Metallic.” The look continues on the inside with BMW’s Individual fine-grain “Merino Opal White” full leather and the BMW Individual fine-wood “Ash Grain White” trim.
New M power under the hood
The M Power under the hood of the exclusive new 2015 M4 Coupe is generated by a completely new six-cylinder inline engine that generates 431 bhp and 550 newton meters Nm of torque. It features M TwinPower Turbo technology and high-rev characteristics. It comes mated to an M double-clutch transmission with Drivelogic. The M carbon ceramic brakes ensures Marquez can stop fast and the adaptive M running gear guarantee superior driving characteristics in any situation.
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“Knowing the prize is there at the end of the year gives you special motivation when going for pole on Saturday”, said Marquez. “This year even more so, because I really like this BMW M4 Coupe. I am happy to receive this car and, of course, I will enjoy it.”
Marc Marquez was unbeatable again in the 2014 MotoGP season and the young Spaniard wins his second exclusive BMW M4 performance Coupe. This year it was a new “Frozen Red Metallic” 2015 BMW M4 Coupe. It’s better to be good than lucky.