Alex Marquez has “a great opportunity” to win British MotoGP
Alex Marquez says he has “a great opportunity” to win the Britisᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚh MotoGP after taking victory in Saturday’s Sprint.

Following his first Sprint win of the 2025 season, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Alex Marquez says he has “a great opportunity” to win the British MotoGP on Sunday.
Marquez took victory ahead of his brother, 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Marc Marquez, who had won all six Sprints before this weekend, and had been the fav🌌ourite 🌜for all six Grands Prix in dry conditions, winning four of them.
“I have said many times [this𒅌 season] that ‘The maximum tomorrow is to be second,’” Marquez said after the Sprint.
“Tomorrow no, tomorrow the maximum is to be ♎first [or] second, so we have a [big] chance, we have a great opportunity but we cannot ride over our confidence that is really high.
“We need to keep calꦍm andܫ not lose points like we did in Le Mans.”
He added: “Not overriding in that point when you are so confident is really important and it’s what I was trying to 𝔉not make on the Sprint race; ju🅺st to control and be there with patience.”
Marquez’s Sprint win came from second on the grid, behind 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fabio Quartararo. The 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Gresini Racing Ducati rider said he was expecting Quartararo to be stronger at the start, but he was hopeful of making a break with the aforementioned Marc Marquez when he saw the factory Ducat♌i come through at the start.
“I was expecting Qu🦩artararo to be much faster in the first five laps – we saw it in Le Mans, in Jerez – but he was not really having the speed, something happened there,” Marquez said.
“But then when I saw Marc [Marque🥃z] was really aggressive from the beginning Iꦺ said ‘Good for me, we can make a way with him and save some tyre.’
“But when I saw that he did a mistake I said ‘💟Okay, now I need to go,’ because the gap with the guys b💝ehind was not really big in that moment; so first I needed to open the gap and later on think about who is behind.
“I❀ knew that Marc was there for the whole race, but, fortunately for me, he decided t🤡o slow down a little bit in the last two laps.
“Apart from that, I was feeling really good, so I ꧋just tried to keܫep my pace and not make mistakes.”
Marquez was one of a fe🌠w riders who was able to keep decent pace late in the race, while others struggled with front tyre wear.
“I thꦓink the balance that we have with the bike is really good for that in this place; in some [others] I struggle a bit more, but especially here I’m able to save that a lot,” he said.
“I lost a little bit ❀less than the other ones, I tried to make more corner speed. Also, I was lucky that I was not behind anybody, so I was not overheating the tyre or making the graining.”
FP2 crash
Marquez’s day began with a crash in 🔯FP2 that brought out the red flags. It was one th♛at frustrated him, because he felt he took an unnecessary amount of risk.
“I was really angry with myself,” he said.
“They are mistakes where later on, if you save it, people say ‘Wow, that high-side, he was ab🙈le t🅷o be second, he was able to be fast.’
“But they are crashes that the risk I put in that moment was not necessary because i🎶t was not the right moment to put that risk and are crashes that can cost you a lot in the 💎championship.
“So, I need to control more that lik🐈e happened in Jerez, for example.
“So, I was reall🎐y angry with myself, but later on I had the calm in myself that I had the speed, so I went out again and was able to be again fast.”

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