A Honda Lead 110 linked to the beginning of Marc Márquez’s MotoGP career is now being offered to collectors. Márquez used the scooter in 2013, his first season in the premier class, and it is being offered at Iconic Auctioneers’ NEC Classic sale in Birmingham. Its estimate is £5,000-£10,000.

That season gives the machine its appeal. Márquez won the 2013 MotoGP title, finishing ahead of Jorge Lorenzo by four points. The Lead 110 is not a race bike, but it preserves a personal connection to the start of Márquez’s premier-class career in a form that is far more unusual than the machinery he raced.

The details that remain on the scooter

Márquez has signed the scooter, and its paddock pass is still attached to the front mudguard. The bodywork also carries a number 93 sticker associated with Márquez and another bearing Marco Simoncelli’s number 58. Those surviving details give the otherwise modest Lead 110 a distinctive place among MotoGP memorabilia.

The listing describes it as authentic and in good condition, while noting some signs of use. It is UK registered and comes with a V5 document. A new MOT is required before it can be used on the road, as its previous test took place in 2018. At that inspection, the scooter had covered 1,412 miles.

Márquez’s 2026 campaign provides a current reason for fans to look back at that early chapter. He is said to have missed two races through injury and, at one stage, trailed the championship leader by 102 points. With 74 points left, however, he is reported to hold a 60-point advantage over Jorge Martin. The Lead is therefore a tangible reminder of where Márquez’s MotoGP story began, while his latest season continues to draw attention.