Marc Márquez goes from bad to worse. The driver from Cervera crashed again at the Netherlands Grand Prix, this time in the qualifying session, adding his fourteenth fall in the five grand prix he has contested.
Q1 passed normally in Assen. Marc Márquez, who had achieved the seventh fastest time, was preparing to open his last fast lap to seek a pass to Q2 when He looked back to avoid disturbing the pilots who were in a flying turn, so he did not see Enea Bastianini and ended up colliding with him.
The fall has not had major consequences for Márquezwho was able to get up immediately and has not suffered any injury, so he will be able to run the sprint race this Saturday.
However, he did not have time to return to the pits to get on the second moto, so will start from seventeenth position both in the sprint and in the race on Sunday.
With this, Marc Márquez already has 14 falls in five grand prix disputedreaching a limit situation with Honda that has caused both the team and the rider’s environment to have slipped a contract break at the end of the season.
