Next week the action will return. Le Mans is back. The motorcycles are back. The mythical circuit will once again host the Grand Prix of the Motorcycle World Championship and be the only one running in France.
They return to the land of the conqueror of the world Fabio Quartararo and two-time Moto 2 champion Johann Zarco. They return to the spot where Marc got his first podium in the rain in MotoGP.
Quartararo is again the ruler of the world. Fabio has only once touched the sky on his local circuit. 2021 was the chosen year, in which the Yamaha rider climbed to the third drawer. This person has lights and shadows. So far this championship is not regular, but will try to win at home to continue leading the standings.
They return to a circuit where the local pilot Zarco was able to stop the clock at 1.31.185 to make the overall record. One from Cannes does not know what it means to be successful, but to be on the podium ahead of his countrymen.
They go back to one of the circuits with the most complex time. Which, according to forecasts, could fall a drop on Friday, though it’s hard to know in advance and more in an area with such variation.
In dry conditions, Márquez could suffer as he has experienced in recent years after injuries. And although this is not a favorable circuit for Honda because of the importance of acceleration, Marc is the driver with the most posts and the second with the most wins, behind Jorge Lorenzo. The driver from Cervera was very close to the podium in the last race in Jerez and LeMans could be the spot chosen to clear the thorn and get back to the top after all he has gone through.
A tight world championship returns where eleven pilots climb into the drawer. Only Enea Bastianini has achieved two victories (Qatar and Austin). Fabio and Aleix are among the top three times, each has achieved success. And these three are in charge overall classification, with Quartararo first, Aleix second with 7 points and Bastianini third with 20 from the first.
Source: La Verdad
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