Marquez: Quartararo ‘the best right now, but he needs help from Yamaha’ Full story 👉 MotoGP AustrianGP
Despite the overtaking problems Quartararo seems to face more often than not, Marquez believes the French rider still has what it takes to make it back-to-back titles.
"But as soon as you need to fight it’s difficult to overtake. Aleix with Aprilia is the biggest surprise of the championship I think. Also, now it looks as though Vinales is riding fast so Aprilia increased a lot its level."Although he won’t be competing, Marquez is set to appear at the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend as crunch talks to try and improve Honda’s dire situation are expected to take place.
Speaking on the weekly Crash.net MotoGP podcast, ex-Grand Prix racer Huewen stated that Marquez returning to the MotoGP paddock is a big signal of intent.
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