Without an opponent at his level, Marc Marquez (Ducati) won, this Sunday, on the occasion of the Grand Prix of the Czech Republic ahead of Marco Bezzechi (APRILIA) and Pedro Acosta (KTM). The Spaniard widens a little more the gap at the top of the classification of the World Pilot Championship.
Untouchable. Marc Marquez (Ducati) is simply on another planet this season. On the handlebars of a Ducati which he quickly appropriated, the Spaniard is crushing the competition when we have just arrived in mid-season. This Sunday, on the occasion of the Grand Prix of the Czech Republic, the six -time world champion in the queen category, which perfect in second position, trembled the first two, time to leave the head to Marco Bezzecchi (Aprilia) before settling the record on time and racing in the lead during the 21 laps of this Grand Prix.
A start to the race which will have been marked in particular by the hanging between Alex Marquez and Joan Mir (Tour 2) and the fall of Enea Bastianini (Tour 7). For the rest, not much to put in the tooth. New victory therefore, for Marc Marquez, the fifth suite, a first in history for a Ducati driver. The Spaniard won ahead of Marco Bezzecchi (APRILIA) and Pedro Acosta (KTM).
Quartararo in the top 7, Martin too
Thanks to this success and taking advantage of the zero point of his brother, Alex, this weekend, Marc Marquez goes straight to a seventh title of world champion in GP motorcycle. The Spaniard is now 120 points ahead of his first pursuer. Author say that except cataclysm, the case is folded. In the top 5 on Saturday during the Sprint race, Fabio Quartararo achieved a new good performance on the handlebars of his Yamaha. The 2021 world champion hoisted his Japanese motorcycle in 6th place, just ahead of Jorge Martin, 7th.
The Spaniard who returned to competition after his injuries from the start of the year achieved a performance full of hope for him who discovers his aprilia, he who was at Pramac last year. For his return to the paddock, the world champion proved that he will have to count on him in the second part of the season.
