Marc Marquez ‘starting to ride in a good way’: ‘FP3 for Honda, FP4 for me’ Full story 👉 MotoGP AragonGP
The Repsol Honda star came within 0.066s of claiming the final transfer spot in Qualifying 1, where an attempted tow behind Aleix Espargaro was foiled at Turn 1.
“Then the second run it was crazy with the yellow flags.Unlucky. But if you have the speed, you are always lucky. If you don’t have the speed, you’re always unlucky. It’s true that today we still don’t have the speed of the top guys. “Pressed further on the experiments he had done with his bike today, including further use of an aluminium swingarm from Kalex, Marquez explained:“Yesterday we analysed everything and we found the best bike. this is our base.
“The swingarm, you can see from outside. If I did qualifying with the aluminium one, it’s because I feel better. But if you check FP3, you can see it was not fitted in any bike because we were working for another thing.”Nonetheless, it is Marquez’s physical endurance - after the bone realignment surgery on his right arm - rather than grid position which will have the biggest impact on his race.
“As we saw today, Ducati riders are so fast. Fabio is doing something special with his bike. There are three riders that are flying, Pecco, Bastianini and Fabio. The others are not very far but we are there.
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