Scary truth about Marc Marquez revealed in Argentina MotoGP analysis
Alex Marquez said that when his brother started to push harder, the Gresini rider was “nearly crashing all the corners”. For him, it’s clear “he’s able to be more on the limit in the last part of the race”, and the 0.299s pace difference average in the final five laps backs this up.
MotoGP title race will be a Marquez family feud, says Marc
Marc Marquez expects his younger brother Alex to be his main rival as he chases a seventh MotoGP world championship crown and is convinced it is just a matter of time before the Gresini Racing rider wins his first race in the premier class.
Franco Morbidelli opened up about the self-doubt battles he faced before ending his four-year MotoGP podium drought in ...
Marc Marquez starts from pole for Sunday's 25-lap MotoGP Argentina Grand Prix at Termas de Rio Hondo. The factory Ducati ...
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Ogura disqualified from MotoGP Argentina GP for non-homologated softwareA technical infringement by his Trackhouse Aprilia team in Argentina has cost Ai Ogura eight hard-earned points ...
Trackhouse Racing rider Ai Ogura has been disqualified from the Argentina Grand Prix, after the impressive MotoGP rookie ...
Spain’s Marc Marquez of the Ducati Lenovo Team competes during the Moto GP race in Termas de Rio Hondo circuit, Argentina, ...
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What to expect at the MotoGP Argentina GPIt was a dominant weekend for Marc Marquez at the season-opener in Thailand, but the history of the Argentina GP tells us to ...
Marc Marquez sees his brother Alex as his primary competitor for the MotoGP world championship. As they make history by ...
It was a mixed bag for KTM again, and especially Brad Binder. He was outclassed by his team-mate Pedro Acosta in qualifying, ...
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