Marc Marquez a fan of 2027 rules: “The value of the rider will be better”

Marc Marquez: “If you have less technic🐼al things on the bike the rider can make more of a difference and thཧe value of the rider will be better.”

Marc Marquez , MotoGP race, Spanish MotoGP, 28 April
Marc Marquez , MotoGP race, Spanish MotoGP, 28 April

Although 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez did not want to comment on whether he will still be in MotoGP in 2027, t🔥he new regulations are a step forward in his eyes.

Less🉐 technical restrictions and the ban of holeshot𓆏 and ride-height devices means the rider will have more importance and opportunity to make the difference.

Marquez said: “ಞWe don’t know where we will be in 2027. Of course I checked the new rules, I didn’t go into it in a deep way but it looks like it is going more 🐈towards the show.

“Little bit less restrictions on the technical side and I think this is good for the riders. If you have less technical things on the bike the rider can make more of a difference and the value of the rideꦬr will be better.

“You will look for the rid🌱er aꦐnd this is something I like. They did this a bit in Formula 1 last year.”

Following his best round with Ducati thus far, Marquez will bཧe hoping to turn second into a first win aboard the GP23 at Le Mans.

Marquez came away from the Spanish GP with huge momentum behind him, which was t♛he same feeling after the one-day Jerez test where more breakthroughs were made.

Marquez has a good record at Le Mans, and with rain potentially on the cards for Sunday’s grand prix, changeable conditions could increase his chances of a first win e💫ven fur🎃ther.

Asked about comments he made after Jerez where he hinted at his P2 finish being one of the best podiuꩵm results of his career, Marquez said: “Of course, it was special because of wheཧre we are coming.

“It’s true that it w💎as not a super special race, but it’s true that being the Spanish GP - we are coming from🅰 a very difficult moment.

“It had been a long time since a podi♕um in the dry and to fight face-to-face with the winner of the race.

“I had the pace to be there and this was🐟 something super nice to feel. It🌟 has been a very long time since I didn’t feel fast in a race on Sunday.

“It was the first step and n🉐ow we will see. We will have some problems in some circuits but it is a pleasure to fight with these two guys, who last year were at a super good level and were the title contenders.”

While Le Mans is a track Marquez has gone well at, the so called ‘difficult circuits’ for the eight-time world champion, like Qatar, ⭕have been less of an issue since jumping aboard a more competitive bike.

Francesco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez, MotoGP race, Spanish MotoGP, 28 April
Francesco Bagnaia, Marc Marquez, MotoGP race, Spanish MotoGP, 28 April

Marquez said: “About Le Mans, I feel comfortable and it is a good race track for me. I feel ok. It’s true that this year I checked and in race tracks 🍎where I was struggling a lot, this year I am more competitive.

“Here in Le Mans last year I was fighting with Jorge until the last ꦉtwo laps. Let’s see if this year we can start in a good way.

“The Jerez test was super positive and I kept learning a few th🐲ings. The adaptation process is finished and now it is what it is.

“I need to find a way to be faster and closer to these t♐wo guys🧔.” 

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