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Marquez recalls difficult training day in MotoGP at Le Mans.

Carl Smith by Carl Smith
May 10, 2024
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Marquez relembra dia difícil de treinos da MotoGP em Le Mans.

Marc Marquez, French MotoGP, 9 May 2024 // Gold & Goose / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202405100341 // Usage for editorial use only //




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Marc Marquez, the renowned MotoGP rider, expressed his perplexity about the difficulties he faced during the practices at the French Grand Prix. This unexpected setback marked the first time in the 2024 MotoGP season that Marquez failed to secure a spot in Q2. Despite his valiant efforts, Marquez found himself in a disappointing 13th position at the end of the second practice session. Although he was only seven tenths of a second behind Jorge Martin’s leading time, Marquez’s crash at turn 12 on his Ducati Desmosedici GP23 hindered his progress. The front of the bike gave way under him, causing Marquez to lose control. Despite his determination, a yellow flag for Enea Bastianini’s stranded Ducati and a mistake on his final lap at turn 5 sealed Marquez’s fate, relegating him to a participation in Q1. Reflecting on his difficulties, Marquez admitted: “I am struggling because I am putting too much pressure on the front of the bike, which prevents me from feeling the rear. Therefore, it is crucial for us to understand how to improve our rear grip.” Marquez’s crash during FP2 was a result of his relentless pursuit to push his bike to the limits. He confessed: “Today’s crash was a consequence of my aggressive riding style. I couldn’t maintain smoothness and precision in my lines, which caused me to lean too much.” Despite his disappointment, Marquez acknowledged that setbacks can happen even to experienced riders like him. He emphasized the importance of analyzing his weaknesses and formulating a strategy to overcome them. Marquez made adjustments to his bike’s setup during FP1, resulting in faster lap times, but on a less stable Ducati. Reflecting on this, he shared: “There was a noticeable difference compared to this morning’s session. We tried a new approach, but now we have some uncertainties that we need to resolve. Perhaps we need to reassess our decisions and gain a better understanding for tomorrow.” Marquez’s teammate, Alex Marquez, also faced difficulties and failed to advance to Q2. Finishing his session in 19th place, over a second behind Martin, Alex Marquez recognized the need for a strong comeback to overcome his difficulties. He acknowledged that other riders faced similar challenges on Fridays, but managed to bounce back successfully, and now it’s their turn to do the same.

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