Gresini Racing Federal Oil RACER Marc Marquez wants to continue his optimal performance at the Australian GP, Sunday (20/10), after successfully winning a double podium in the 16th MotoGP series in Japan, last weekend.
The eight-time MotoGP world champion managed to show the best performance on the Ducati Desmosedici GP23 motorbike to achieve third podium in the main race of the Japanese GP, Sunday (6/10). The day before, Marquez also won third place on the podium in the sprint race session.
“I started well. In general it was a good opening lap and a kind of boring race because of the lack of overtaking,” said Marc Marquez in a press release, Wednesday (9/10).
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“I have to stay focused because I could make a mistake that could cost me the podium.”
“Now is the time to take a short rest and recharge for the next triple header (three races outside Europe),” continued the racer nicknamed Baby Alien, referring to preparations for the Australian GP at Phillip Island.
On the other hand, Alex Marquez, who did not finish at the Motegi Circuit because he slipped in a corner, stated that he would improve his performance at Phillip Island.
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“I made a mistake at Turn 11 which caused me to leave the track and when I tried to return to my position, I collided with Joan Mir, which caused an accident,” said Alex.
“Our motorbikes collided with each other and I apologize to him for what happened,” he added.
Marc Marquez is still in fourth place in the MotoGP standings with 311 points, while Alex Marquez is in 12th position with 124 points.
The Australian GP, which is a triple header (three races outside Europe) will start on 18-20 October at the Phillip Island Circuit, then continue to Thailand on 25-27 October and Malaysia on 1-3 November. (Ant/Z-1)
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Marc Márquez: The Unstoppable Force in MotoGP
As I read the latest news about Marc Márquez, I couldn’t help but feel a mix of excitement and awe at his incredible accomplishments in the world of MotoGP. The eight-time world champion has been making headlines with his consistent performances, and his recent success at the Japanese GP has set the stage for his next challenge at the Australian GP.
According to the article, Márquez is looking to continue his optimal performance at the Australian GP, which is scheduled to take place on October 20th. This comes on the heels of his impressive double podium finish at the 16th MotoGP series in Japan. Márquez’s determination to succeed is no surprise, given his impressive track record and numerous accolades in the sport.
As we can see from his profile on Wikipedia [[1]], Márquez has won a total of eight world championships, including six in MotoGP. This is a testament to his exceptional skills and dedication to the sport. Additionally, his official website [[2]]highlights his achievements, including being the youngest rider to win a MotoGP championship.
What’s interesting to note is that Márquez has been associated with the Repsol Honda Team for a significant part of his career, during which he earned six MotoGP World Championships and five Triple Crowns [[3]]. However, the article doesn’t specify whether he is still part of the Repsol Honda Team or has moved to Gresini Racing Federal Oil, as mentioned in the news article.
Despite this, one thing is clear – Márquez is a force to be reckoned with in the world of MotoGP. His impressive record and consistent performances have earned him a reputation as one of the greatest riders in the sport. As we look forward to the Australian GP, it will be exciting to see if Márquez can continue his winning streak and add to his impressive collection of accolades.
Marc Márquez is a true champion and a inspiration to many in the world of MotoGP. His dedication, skill, and passion for the sport have made him a legend in his own right, and I have no doubt that he will continue to thrill fans with his performances in the years to come.
