1. Marc’s departure.
Like yesterday, he started from 13th place on the starting grid. His outing was no video game yesterday, but it was good. From there Márquez overtook the drivers to enter the finish line on the wheel of Martín In races the ‘and yes’ is not valid, but the question is how far he would have gone if he had started from a ‘normal’ position in grid. makes it inevitable.
2. The fall of Pedro Acosta.
First fall for the ‘golden boy’ since he became a MotoGP rider, which according to Acosta came at the worst moment, at the moment when his bike was working the best since the beginning of the championship. “Now we’re going to Martín, Marc’s group…”
3. Marc’s overtaking at Bagnaia.
That Bagnaia would attack Martín on the final lap was taken for granted, but with the Italian undecided, Marc Márquez took the opportunity to pass Pecco, giving Martín a boost in the process. Do we call it involuntary help?
4. Bastianini’s position on the grid.
The third rider in contention to take the second official Ducati finished fourth despite being penalized for a ‘long lap’. His sprint in the latter part of the race, where he set fast lap after fast lap, was very strong.
5. The more than 119,000 viewers.
They were protagonists until they got a missing Le Mans Fabio Quartararo to fly in front of an audience that brought him. But miracles do not exist in the race, and to the dismay of the French riders, Quartararo crashed while riding in sixth position. More than one tear was seen in the crowded stands.
Source: La Verdad
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