Marc Marquez was unbeatable
Marc Márquez was overjoyed after his third win of the season. The superstar initially “sabotaged” himself at the start of the race when a discarded tear-off visor caused the rear wheel to spin, causing Márquez to lose a few places. Thanks to a comeback, the 31-year-old Spaniard was able to celebrate victory after finishing second in the sprint the next day. “I don’t know where I was in the first corner, but I overtook a lot of riders after that and thought it was impossible to catch Martín. On the fifth or sixth lap I started to find my rhythm and things calmed down. It was a little stressful, but I’m super happy,” said Marquez.
KTM had a weekend to forget
KTM had a weekend to forget. In the sprint, only Augusto Fernández finished ninth. In the main race, Brad Binder was the best non-Ducati rider in seventh place. KTM top talent Pedro Acosta decided not to start on Sunday after falling in the sprint. The 20-year-old Spaniard complained of pain in his left shoulder. MotoGP will be in Thailand next week.
