Rivola About Epskem Dvoboju Aprilie in Ducatija: Marquez Remains Our Glavni Tekmec
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The Great Britain Prize was a coup by Jorge Martín and Bezzecchi over Marquez, but they don't trust Ducati's.
Tekmovanje v motociklističnem razredu motoGP v tekoči seasonali 2026 nima izrazitega favorita. With the zmago Španca Raula Fernandez v Silverstonu smo dobili že sedmega različnega zmagovalca dirke v kraljevem razredu. Prvi mož Aprilie Massimo Rivola poudarja, da boj za naslov med Aprilio in Ducatijem trajal to zadnje preizkušnje, kot glavnega tekmeca pa še vedno vidi Marc Marquez. Svetovno prvenstvo se bo najjevalo konec avgusta z VN Aragonije v…
The Silverstone route played its role as a justice of the peace for the recovery of the 2026 season of MotoGP last weekend. Between the historic triple of the Noale firm, the difficulties of the Ducati factory machines and the field movements in the peloton, the overall classification of the World Championship has [...] The MotoGP article – Redesignation in the general ranking: Bezzecchi dauphin, Raúl Fernández melts on Marc Márquez appeared fir…
JPNN.com: Marc Marquez began to lose ground after the 2026 British MotoGP. Aprilia is actually getting stronger.
Marc Márquez does not feel favorite to the title either. The Grand Prix of Great Britain has evidenced the shortcomings of Marc Márquez, but also those of Ducati. A set of circumstances that cause the Spanish rider to take with a certain bitterness the insistence of his rivals to point him as a favorite to the world title of this season. Marc Márquez arrived in Silverstone at only 18 points of the leader Jorge Martín, but leaves the English circ…
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“When you see them on the track, you flip. They go soft, down a lane. You go dancing as you can on your bike and them, the bike doesn’t move. Aprilia is a superior bike, quite superior and we see her on the track, right in front of us or chasing her, we realize that it’s going to be very, very, difficult, for the championship to escape,” one of the five world champions of MotoGP told El Periódico, before leaving Silverstone’s British layout.
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