“Lost weight” theory about “streamlined” Marc Marquez

Ma💛rc Marquez's physical shape debated before he dominated Thai MotoGP

Marc Marquez
Marc Marquez

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez has trimmed down - and is now in prime physical condition to claim the MotoGP championship.

That is a fresh theory f💟rom the season-opener at Buriram which🐈 Marquez dominated.

He claimed pole position, won the sprint,🦄 then won the grand prix to immediately t▨ake control of the championship.

Marquez became the first factory Duca🍃ti rider to win their debut si♏nce Casey Stoner’s 2007 title-winning season.

“He’s lost ꩵweight,” TNT Sports’ Suzi Perry noticed about Marquez.

“Look at his che✃ek bones, you could cu🔯t paper on them, they are razor sharp.

“And he had no weight to lose. He has lost 𒈔three kilos.”

Marc Marquez has 'lost muscle'

Neil Hodgson noted: “He has definitely lost muscle. He had single-figures body fat, like a lot🏅 of the riders.

“He lost muscle because, the first comments after testing the🎃 ‘25 bike, which was a two-year step from the ‘23 bike he was on, was ‘this bike is easier to ride’.

“I know it has reverted to the ‘24 [engine]. It’s l✃ess physical so he can lose muꦍscle and be more streamlined.

“Power to weight ratio plays a huge part.”

Sylvain Guinto꧑li mentioned more benefits: “It’s huge for fuel consumption and getting more aero.

“The l💦ess muscle mass you have, for motorbike riding this is what you need.

“He was definitely muscling the 2023 bike that he rode in 2024. You could see he was tense🃏 on that bike.

“The body language on the f🐠actory Ducati this year, from his first laps, was more relaxed, the head position was lower, more comfortable.”

Marquez is the second-oldest rider on the 2025 grid, behind Johann Zarco🌜.

Now♏ 32, his switch from Gresini to the official Ducati garage has given him access to the best machinery in the spo🧔rt.

The evidence from Buriram suggests that he has a great chance of finally addiꦬng to his eight world titles.

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