‘Nobody has had the superiority of Marc Marquez at Jerez 2020’
Starting his Covid-delayed quest fo🦂r a seventh MotoGP title in eigh꧋t years, Marquez took the lead from Maverick Vinales after the opening laps of the July event and looked set to pull away.
But a fast front-end slide at Turn 4, on lap 5, forced Marquez to pull off a huge save, sending him wide through the gravel and down to 16th o💜ut of 18 riders🤡.
The comeback that fo♌llowed saw the Repsol Honda star frequently overtake two riders a lap, reaching third place by lap 20 of 25.
Only factory Yamaha team-mates Fabio 🐈Quartararo and Vinales remained ahead. Quartararo was out of reach, probably, but Vinales was only metres away when Marquez highsided out♏, with fateful consequences, at Turn 3 on lap 22.
“One of the most amazing performances that I ever saw in my life - and I’ve 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:seen every grand prix since 1985 - was Jerez 2020,” Tech3 boss and IRTA president Herve Poncharal told wuqian0821.com.
“After Marc went into the gravel trap early in the race and returned almost in ꦯlast, the way he passed everyone - and was even catching Fabio - was incredible.
“I couldn’t believe my eyes. Nobody has ever had that superiority, I think. Even at the time of Freddie [Spencer], when the factory bikes were quite different [to the Independent bikes]. Now the bikes are more 🐼even, closer.
“Okay, Marc didn’t finish, and after that amazing race, he's been through unbelievable difficulties. But nobody else has impressed me like that. Th🀅at was an incredible performance and a show of the level of Marc’s talent.”
Clipped by his bike during the fall, Marquez fractured the humerus bone in his right arm. Complications from the injury would continue to plagu✅e the Spaniard until a fourth round of surgery in June last year.
“[Marquez's arm] being back to full fitness is good news for him and the championship,” ꦐPoncharal said.
“Marc is one of the top characters, clearly. He's maybe the most famous rider we have on the grid now, also when you think about things like the ‘All In’ series on Amazon.
“I will never ruꦯle out Marc for the podium or winning races.”
Marquez - who picked up his latest♎ fracture, to the right hand, when he collided with Miguel Oliveira in the Portimao season-opener - returned to MotoGP action last time at Le Mans, where he fought for a podium in both the Sprint and main race.
Peter has been in t🐼he paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
