“On the track you have to be selfish”, said Marc Márquez after Friday of the MotoGP Italian GP. That said. That claimedHonda’s.That he commented as if he were looking into the not-too-distant future that brought him to the first starting line at Mugello. Because the champion, the driver from Cervera, comes second after Pecco Bagnaia.
After Ducatti’s Italian. After a runner who got angry and not exactly a little with the Catalan. For the usual. Because he began to follow his wheel. because he did what was necessary not just to ‘survive’ but to put his bike in the second starting place in Italy.
“Fate has made us meet and I have taken advantage of it. I had no idea where Bagnaia was, but says.
And continues: “I have to take advantage the slipstream and those tenths that they give me on the straight lines. Then in the curves there is no more”.
“I have not understood anything of his anger. I have not hindered him. My intention in fact was to move away because I was coming in a thrown return. But he has gotten angry. Had it not been so, if he had shot, I couldn’t have followed him,” he explains.
Márquez almost thanks him: “Your anger has served me to catch the slipstream… and be in the front line”.
“It was a coincidence. I left the box looking for Bezzecchi, I didn’t even know where Pecco was”, sentence in ‘DAZN’.
Who knows if this has convinced a Bagnaia who, when he got off the bike, was still angry: “I don’t want to get into discussions, but when you go at 360 kilometers per hour and you find a rider who is not on the line but who is it’s over there… So it disconnects you.”
Marc Márquez He comes out on the front row at the Italian GP. The one from Honda, which ends its contract in 2024 and whichwho knows where he runs once its relationship with the Japanese brand ends.
