Marc Marquez says Honda “needs more steps” than the new Kalex-designed chassis he tested on Friday FrenchGP MotoGP
Marc Marquez says the new Kalex chassis he tried on Friday at the MotoGP French Grand Prix was a positive improvement, but Honda “needs more steps” than just this.The Honda rider made his long-awaited return to action on Friday at Le Mans following over a month on the sidelines due to injury.
Though he feels it is a definite improvement, he admits it’s not the magic solution Honda needs to cure all of its woes and return it to the front of the grid permanently. “So, we are on the brakes a lot, for that reason we are pushing the front a lot, for that reason all the Hondas are crashing too many times.
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