Marc Marquez unveils simple plan as he closes in on MotoGP title: "Train, eat, sleep, repeat"
Marc Marquez has revealed a change in approach as he looks to seal the MotoGP world championship when the series returns to Europe in two weeks. After securing 32 of a possible 37 points over the Qatar Grand Prix weekend, Marquez is poised to wrap up the championship at the Portuguese Grand Prix in two weeks. Read Also: MotoGPMotoGP Qatar GP: Marco Bezzecchi wins as Marc ... Keep reading
As he nears the MotoGP world championship title, Marc Marquez has unveiled a straightforward approach to secure the title when the series returns to Europe. Following his strong performance at the Qatar Grand Prix, where he earned 32 of the possible 37 points, Marquez is set to clinch the championship at the Portuguese Grand Prix in two weeks.
Currently, he leads Aprilia's Jorge Martin by 60 points, with Bezzecchi trailing by 14 points. While both Aprilias still have a winning chance, Bezzecchi considers his position almost impossible to achieve, stating he needs a miracle.
Marquez, however, emphasizes that he is not there yet and has begun adopting a more measured approach in preparation for the upcoming races. After experiencing Bezzecchi's substantial speed advantage during the Qatar GP, Marquez acknowledged that it was not the right time to take unnecessary risks. He continued, "I take a lot of risk in some races.
Now I want to think well what is the situation. I want to think well how many points I need." The upcoming Portimao races will be particularly challenging due to potentially adverse conditions, prompting Marquez to focus on maintaining discipline and concentration to train, eat, sleep, and repeat until the final sprint.
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