Marc Marquez ‘hiding true pace’ in MotoGP practice, says Marco Bezzecchi
Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi believes Marc Marquez has more pace in hand than he showed in Friday practice for the Aragon Grand Prix. Reigning MotoGP champion Marquez kicked off the Aragon weekend as the favourite for victory, a status he only reinforced after topping the first timed session on Friday morning. The Spaniard also led the timesheets for much of the afternoon session after ... Keep…
Aprilia’s Marco Bezzecchi asserts that Marc Marquez possesses untapped potential in MotoGP practice, despite Marquez's strong performance during Friday's session. The Ducati rider led both the opening and main practice sessions, with Marquez closely following in third position. Bezzecchi attributes Marquez's subdued pace to his inability to execute a second time penalty, indicating that the reigning champion still has room for improvement.
Meanwhile, Marquez denies holding back, emphasizing his intention to approach each corner aggressively on the track.
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