Post by account_disabled on Jan 10, 2024 5:08:09 GMT -5
The Spanish Marc Márquez (Repsol Honda RC 213 V) achieved his first best classification this Saturday at the Assen circuit and in the MotoGP category, by being the fastest in a frenetic second classification for the Dutch Grand Prix.
The leader of the MotoGP world championship thus achieved his first best classification of the season, because although he was already the fastest in Austin, he was then penalized Binance App Users Data with three positions in the starting formation for disturbing the also Spanish Maverick Viñales (Yamaha YZR) during training. M 1), although with just 79 thousandths of a second difference between the top four finishers.
Equality was the common denominator in this classification, in which Márquez lapped in 1.32.791 minutes, just 41 thousandths of a second faster than Cal Crutchlow (Honda RC 213 V), 59 thousandths with the Italian Valentino Rossi (Yamaha YZR M 1 ) and 79 thousandths compared to the also transalpine Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Desmosedici GP18).
Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati Desmosedici GP18), who was tenth, finished less than four tenths of a second behind his teammate next season. "I didn't trust that I could achieve it, because it is a circuit that costs me one lap," Marc Márquez acknowledged this Saturday as soon as he achieved pole in the MotoGP test.
The leader of the MotoGP world championship thus achieved his first best classification of the season, because although he was already the fastest in Austin, he was then penalized Binance App Users Data with three positions in the starting formation for disturbing the also Spanish Maverick Viñales (Yamaha YZR) during training. M 1), although with just 79 thousandths of a second difference between the top four finishers.
Equality was the common denominator in this classification, in which Márquez lapped in 1.32.791 minutes, just 41 thousandths of a second faster than Cal Crutchlow (Honda RC 213 V), 59 thousandths with the Italian Valentino Rossi (Yamaha YZR M 1 ) and 79 thousandths compared to the also transalpine Andrea Dovizioso (Ducati Desmosedici GP18).
Jorge Lorenzo (Ducati Desmosedici GP18), who was tenth, finished less than four tenths of a second behind his teammate next season. "I didn't trust that I could achieve it, because it is a circuit that costs me one lap," Marc Márquez acknowledged this Saturday as soon as he achieved pole in the MotoGP test.