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Marc Márquez: ‘This is the most difficult time of my career’

Marc Márquez: ‘This is the most difficult time of my career’
Alaa Alabidi
September 14, 2021

Marc Márquez admitted that this is the toughest season he has ever faced, with a slower recovery than expected.

Marc Márquez

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Yesterday, Marc Márquez completed his second podium of the 2021 MotoGP season, finishing second at the Aragon GP. Although it was still a difficult campaign due to many challenges, including a very slow physical recovery from the injury suffered in 2020, as well as a bad competitive moment for the Honda RC213-V.

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Repsol Honda’s Spaniard admitted to the press that this is the toughest season he has ever faced, with a slower recovery than expected: ‘ Of course this is the most difficult season of my career. It’s true that it’s difficult physically and mentally, in many ways, because the potential exists. We arrived in Portimão with low expectations, but I expected the physical condition to improve faster than what is happening ‘. On the other hand, Márquez pointed out that Honda itself is going through difficulties, with the aim being to finish the season better: ‘ It’s also true that we are working on the bike. As we have seen, all Honda riders have had too many difficulties. On this track, last year [Takaaki] Nakagami and my brother [Álex Márquez] were very fast and this year they had a lot of difficulties – because the other manufacturers have improved their pace and are faster, but we are still setting the same times. We need to keep working. Let’s see. There are still five races to go to finish the 2021 season in good shape and prepare well for 2022 ‘.

Source: https://pt.motorcyclesports.net

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September 14, 2021
Alaa Alabidi

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