Marc Marquez would apparently study incessanꩲtly the data of a certain MotoGP rider before bursting onto the scene.

The young 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez was a budding star with world titles at 125cc and M♒oto2 levels ༒spanning just three seasons.

He was due to step into MotoGP with Honda alongside 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Casey Stoner, before the legend’s early retirement.

It✤ has been claimed that Marquez would obsess over the data of the incredible Stoner - and has developed a riding style inspired by him.

“I watched a documentary where [Stoner] was in the 250cc and w🎐ould just crash, go faster, crash. He refused that the bike didn’t work,” Scott Redding told the Motorsport Republic podcast.

“Marc is the s🍸ame. Marc learned from Casey. Marc looked at Casey’s data.

“From wh⛄at I heard, ꧃Marc was like ‘Stoner, Stoner, Stoner’...

“Now Marc rides like Stoner. The way he turns the bike, like a🍸t Turn 3 at Phillip Island. I’m pretty sure he studied that  for months.

“If you put t💝hem both in a black suit, I’d be able to [tell them apart] but it would be pretty f****** hard.

“The way they ride, he picks up the bi🥀ke, how he🍌 attacks the corner, these details. It is like a Stoner Junior.

“That’s why Marc had massive crashes, because he wanted to win so badly. That’s the mentality✱ side🗹.”

Casey Stoner could 'ride any bike'

Stoner retired early with two MotoGP championships under his belt, for Ducati and ꧂Hondaꦉ.

Marquez is fighting f꧋or a ninth world title this year, his first in Ducati colours after spending his heyday at Honda after Stoner retired.

Marquez is already arguably better than Stoner, and any other MotoGP rid🎃er ever, in many experts’ eyeᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚs.

But Stoner, who came a gener✱ation before him, remains feted for his brilliance.

“It 𝓡didn’t seem to matter to him [which bike he was on],” Reddin🌌g said.

“Most riders, includingꦑ myse🌼lf, I thought I could ride any bike. That got shown up at BMW!

“I just ꧃can’t ride that type of bike. I thought I could, but it turns out I can’t.

“Him? He can ride any type of bike.”