Marquez Backstory: he raced more than half of the Sprint with the airbag activated
Marc Marquez on the 4th lap lost control of the rear, causing a strong shake on his Ducati that activated the airbag
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Marquez: “With this degradation we will be out of the points”. In the Sprint he was over 4″ off his best lap
On Marquez’s Ducati, the drop of the Soft rear tire is sharp and steep, with lap times more than four and a half seconds slower
Bagnaia jokes: “It had been a while since I last put my knee down in a corner”
Francesco Bagnaia commented ironically on the Silverstone Sprint, where he finished 17th: a completely anonymous race
Marquez: “In the end, I just thought about finishing. Better to lose 2-3 points than to fall”
Marc Marquez commented on a Silverstone Sprint that saw him completely on the defensive. Already on the third lap, the rear gave out on him
Bagnaia: “For 3 weeks I have had a swollen hand. I struggle to stop the bike, but this year I don’t know everything about the GP26…”
The words of Francesco Bagnaia after the 13th time in the Silverstone Practice, which condemns him to Q1 in qualifying
Marquez sees an Aprilia poker: “It was clear they would fly. We are between P5 and P7”
The words of Marc Marquez after the Silverstone Tests, finished with the sixth time with a gap of 7 tenths from Marco Bezzecchi
Marquez: “Some muscles are improving and others are not. But that’s just how it is, I will adapt”
Marc Marquez has hinted that the condition of his right arm is not optimal 3 months after the surgery
Bagnaia: “The arm will not give me problems, Stoner confirmed something that was already evident”
The words of Francesco Bagnaia at Silverstone: “Pecco” thus presents the British GP, the first stage of the MotoGP after the break
Marquez, more pressure on rivals: “One more World Championship doesn’t change my life, but it does for others”
The words of Marc Marquez at Silverstone: the Spaniard presents the British GP, the first stage of the MotoGP after the break
Stoner defends Bagnaia: “Many said he was just complaining, but he was right to say that the Ducati was no longer the same”
Casey Stoner has defended Francesco Bagnaia and his views on a Ducati that is no longer the same, now eagerly awaiting the debut in Aprilia