Marc Marquez is “not far” from the fastest MotoGP riders after a strong Friday practice for the Qatar Grand Prix, but is wary that it was a “fake day”.
The eight-time grand prix world champion ended Friday’s dry FP1 fourth fastest on the Gresini Ducati and topped the rain-hit FP2. Read Also: MotoGPMotoGP Qatar GP: Marquez tops shortened second practice at wet Losail Marquez enjoyed a strong pre-season on the 2023-spec Ducati but has repeatedly tempered expectations, doing so again after Friday’s Qatar running.
” Marc Marquez, Gresini Racing Photo by: Gold and Goose / Motorsport Images Marquez noted his feeling on the GP23 was much like it was in testing, noting that he was just as strong as he was in braking but still struggling in the fast corners. Asked how far he thinks he has transitioned from his former riding style on the Honda, he said: “I don’t know. I can say 100%, but then in three races I will say ‘no, I was 60%’.
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