Marc Marquez: 'It's Not that the Others Are Going Faster, It's that I'm Going Slower'
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French driver Johann Zarco (Honda) was the fastest this Friday at Practice...
The fifth motorcycle race of the year is just around the corner. The caravan remains in Europe, where it will compete for the French Grand Prix on the infamous Le Mans track. Luca Marini won the first free practice ahead of Pedro Acosta and last year's winner Johann Zarco. Championship leader Marco Bezzecchi finished in 14th place. The second free practice will be held at 3 p.m., which you can watch live on VOYO.
Marc Marquez: 'It's not that the others are going faster, it's that I'm going slower'
After hitting a new low for 2026 at Le Mans on Friday, Marc Marquez is sticking to the same explanation for his troubles that he has offered in previous races. The nine-time world champion insists that he is the problem, not the bike.In Practice for the French Grand Prix, the Spaniard failed to make it directly into Q2 for the first time since last year's Indonesian Grand Prix - the scene of a ...Keep reading
Marc Márquez, on the back of the Ducati in the circuit of Le Mans The Ducati rider in MotoGP, Marc Márquez, says that his low performance is mainly due to his state of shape and not to the Italian bike, which he sees able to fight for the world title.The Spaniard will have to go through the Q1 after a bad first day in the circuit of Le Mans.Things do not end up being fixed for Marc Márquez, who after the stop of April continues to suffer to foll…
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sport.esNo one said it was going to be simple. No one. And, of course, neither Marc Márquez (Ducati) assured that this was going to be fixed now!, it will take time. The one who is employing the nine-time world champion to face a new championship in which, today, for the first time this season (Thailand, Brazil, USA, Jerez and France) has not managed to qualify, on Friday, among the top 10 and, therefore, access directly to the Q2, the ‘quali’, in which…
Already very comfortable in the morning, Johann Zarco conducted a high-fly test session on Friday afternoon at Le Mans. On a dry runway, the French driver of LCR raised his Honda to the front row. Marc Marquez and Fabio Quartararo did not follow the same pace.
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