Buddh’s Career Keys

1. The determination of Jorge Martín.

He arrived at the last laps of the race completely physically exhausted -dehydrated-. He missed braking at the end of the straight on the last lap because he was literally dizzy. But when Quartararo caught up to him, he used determination and what little energy he had left to pass the French driver and cross the finish line second. What a great character.

2. Bezzecchi’s departure.

After taking his teammate out of the race yesterday Saturday knowing that he is competitive, the Italian driver is very clear about what he needs to do now: a good start, be aggressive to get ahead if necessary and from there push his pace . He has no rival; He entered the finish line with more than 8 seconds ahead. Marco’s perfect race.

3. The fall of Bagnaia.

It was a crucial mistake by the Italian driver to give in to the pressure as soon as he found himself in front of Jorge Martín. Room 0 of the season. With seven GP leading, the World Championship will start from the beginning between the Italian driver and Jorge Martín, and Marco Bezzecchi in the tour. Three riders from three different Ducati teams; it will be interesting.

4. The fall of Márquez.

He crashed in turn #1 early in the race while fighting for a podium spot. Marc got up and lifted the bike to light speed and returned to the race to stage a massive comeback where he rode the leading times of the race. He crossed the finish line ninth, 19 seconds behind the winner.

5. Too hot.

Tires, motorcycles and drivers suffered untold in the race due to the devastating combination of heat and humidity that prevailed at the Buddh circuit. Riders have to manage the life of the tires, in addition to feeling from the first lap the scorching heat of the motorcycles. THE most physical GP in years