Gigi Dall’Igna has delivered his first assessment of 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez's Ducati debut at the Qatar MotoGP.

Marquez finish📖ed fifth in the sprint then fourth in the grand prix at his first MotoGP round since leaving H🌱onda.

Although the races were won by Jorge Martin and Francesco Bagnaia respectively, Ma♏rquez’s first competitive outings on a Ducati were widel🍸y considered to be encouraging.

The Ducati general manager called Martin and Marqꦚuez’s weekends “a significant high” for the team.

Dall’Igna added: “Marc has already shown all his talent and class throu🎃gh an innate ability to adapt: he is already a fearsome contestant on a bike that is completely new to him,💙 the first of our 2023 bikes at the chequered flag.

“The experience and des🤡ire of a Champion wanting to once again have his say will make the differenceꩵ in this new adventure.”

Marquez i♎s getting to grips with the GP23, the same bike as Gresini teammate Alex Marquez and VR4♉6 pair Fabio di Giannantonio and Marco Bezzecchi.

Pramac’s Martin has hopped o🌌nto the GP24 which is struggling with chatter, but didn’t stop him winning the Qatar sprin🐷t.

Dall’Igna assessed: “Jorge, as combative as ever, reaffirmed from the start in Pole and in the Sprint, but also on Sunday, showing all the grit and speed that we know so well and that we had left at the end of last season: whoever will be battling for the title will have to reckon with him, anꦯd that's for sure.”

Dall’Igna said about the factory Ducati duo: “Pecco dominated the race with the auth♈ority of a Champion, immediately setting a pace impossible for others to match, a show of supreme strength just when it was needed.

“Enea Bastianini lacked the expected punch, however it is comforting to see him in fifth position, scoring the points needed to stay with the best, waiting to return to being the protagജonist he deserves to be.”

Dall’Igna summed up Ducati’s round in Qatar: “Wond💯erful victory in an all but perfect race, with a start that can only be described as outstanding.

“No exaggeration, really: chapeau!

“A very important achievement, not just because winning the début race means getting off to the best possible start and providing a strong signal to ourselves as well as to everyone else, but above all because it is the outcome of a weekend that hadn’t started well at all: in fact let's say it was a complicated start, swiftly solved a🌳nd in the best possible way.

“Finally, a consideration: this weekend, between qualifying, Sprint and GP, has once again demonstrated, without it being necessary, how nothing is ever easy or predictable, and even less of a foregone co𒊎nclusion, even when everything would seem to point that way.

“Each race is a story unto itself. There are many unknowns to be dealt with and moreover, in a challenge with fierce 🐠and competitive opponents who have grown a lot in recent months, as they have clearly demonstrated.

“Not letting the gu෴ard down and never giving up becomes fundamental, with the commitment and effort that can reward us with victories like the one we have just achieved.”

KTM’s Brad Binder was the only non-Ducati rid𒊎er iꦬn the top seven of the Qatar MotoGP.

The 🌸Desmosedici has picked up where it left off in 2023 as MotoGP’s mo𒈔st outstanding machine.

♔The question marks for Dall’Igna’s team now include: can Martin solve his chatter issue? Can Bastianini find the form t🐽o rival Bagnaia? Why is Bezzecchi struggling with the ‘23 bike? And can Marquez emerge into the title picture too?