The keys to the Sprint at Misano

The departure of Jorge Martín

Important victory for the Madrid driver, who beat Valentino Rossi’s Italian Armada home after three of his drivers – Bagnaia, Morbidelli and Bezzecchi – took the first line. With a brilliant start, Martín led the group into the first corner, and from there he fought off with ‘consolation’ the desperate attacks of a frustrated Bagnaia.

Márquez’s crash in Q2

The crash suffered in Q2, relegating him to the third row of the starting grid, fully conditioning Marc’s race on the first step to the finish line, he had to work his way to reach the foot of the podium. All the rest of the weekend was conditioned by that error.

The Márquez/Binder rivalry

With the determination that characterizes him, Marc overcomes rivals, until he reaches the wheel of South Africa, always a tough nut to crack. Márquez is stuck behind the KTM guy, and I can only pass him when he pulls off his hat of 10 cum laude overtakes… One of the best of the season.

Lap #12

With two laps remaining, Pecco Bagnaia thought Martín’s victory was inevitable. He let go of Jorge, who entered the finish line with an advantage of almost one and a half seconds, a difference that in no way reflects the pressure to which Martín was subjected on lap #12.

The work done in the box by Team Pramac with Franco Morbidelli

A very bad accident in the pre-season that even came close to retiring him meant that the Italian driver had no pre-season. He had to do this during the first GGPP, which caused him to be attached to the last positions of the race and many called for his retirement due to lack of level. But the team’s unconditional support and well-planned work led him to the podium today in Misano; congratulations to both parties… One of those stories about not throwing in the towel.