In its traditional post-Grand Prix statement, the team manager Alberto Puig He made sure Jerez’s career for Marc Márquez “wasn’t a bad career. I think he did a great job. It wasn’t an easy weekend, it cost us a bit, but Marc got a good result in an exciting race.It was encouraging after his feelings were not so good in Portimao.He handled the situation well throughout the race, he had a good fight with the riders in around him and he survived a crash, a long time since he made it towards ”.
Now at HRC they are focused on trying to give him a bike that allows his six -time MotoGP champion to continue chasing the championship: “We are working to fix the points on the bike that are still not working and the process it was conducted.We had an important test yesterday that will allow us to better understand the new bike because, of course, Marc’s goal is not to finish the fourth or sixth, his goal, and also the Repsol Honda Team , is to win races and titles. the only goal. “
Share with all the former 500cc rider, certainly the first Spanish winner in the premier class at the Jerez circuit, how he experienced Marc’s save five laps from the end. “Scary! It’s not a good experience. But in the end, if there’s no waterfall, it’s awesome to watch.”
Regarding Jerez’s positive and negative points, he explained that “the positive thing is Marc fought again for the first positions. Pol Espargaró made a good start, but he didn’t get a good position in the first laps, so in the end, my pace wasn’t that easy this weekend, but unfortunately we couldn’t find a good set-up and it wasn’t possible to get a good result. “
Source: La Verdad
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