Marc Marquez: Indonesian GP results a “dream” at my “worst circuit”
Marc Marquez says it is a "dream" that he didn't lose any points to Jorge Martin in the title fight at his "worst circuit" after finishing first and second across the two races at the Indonesian Grand Prix. The reigning MotoGP champion has a habit of analysing the upcoming rounds on the calendar to get an idea of where to attack and where to try to fend off his rivals’ blows. His ... Keep reading
Marc Marquez described his Indonesian GP results as a "dream" at his "worst circuit," Mandalika. The reigning MotoGP champion recently finished first and second across the two races at the Grand Prix, despite having a habit of not crossing the finish line in any full-length races he had entered at the circuit. Marquez attributed his success to analyzing the upcoming rounds on the calendar to determine where to attack and where to defend against rivals.
He accumulated 22 points with a victory in the sprint and sixth place on Sunday, which he considered a great achievement. Only Marco Bezzecchi scored more points over the weekend. Championship leader Jorge Martin arrived in Indonesia leading by two points over Marquez, but Marquez saw this as advantageous given his previous struggles at the circuit.
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