I would say to the contrary in general, he has delivered in the clutch to win titles against both FQ and Martin, who were the guys who did the faltering.
Depends on the circumstances. MM has won 6 premier class titles, but nearly threw away his chance of further titles by trying to prove a point to FQ, having made it to second from the back of the grid with no prospect of improving his position in the race.
The reason Pecco fought Quartararo was because he had a disastrous start to the season. Quartararo made the maximum out of a bad package.
So the stewards are biased in favour of Alex Marquez ?. You can have whatever view you like obviously but people including me are going to call said view nonsensical before moving on themselves. How did you see MM vs Bagnaia at Portimao just for my interest ?.
This may be so, but FQ also threw his bike down the road on several occasions trying for positions higher than he needed to win the title given the points lead he had at one time..
Sshhhhh . . . yer gonna jinx Marc!
.... you
Quit smoking rocks! Leave those for Cal to slide through
Totally agree. Sometimes a crash is a racing incident. People seem so hellbent on finding someone to blame.
The very same people who criticise him for leaving Honda to join a satellite team also criticise Fabio Q for staying with Yamaha for nothing but big bucks.
Agreed, kool-aid.
MotoGP, Di Giannatonio: "Marquez? If I knew how he makes a difference, I would too."
MotoGP: "Physically it was the worst day since the injury. My Sprint was a jungle, but in the GP I can do well," Bezzecchi: "In the first corner I was 7th, but my lowering device didn't unlock."www.gpone.com
Bezzechi’s Ride Shyte Device failed to disengage at the start as well.
And in front of the Aprilia’s
It must be working for him on some level, given his results compared to the other GP23s. Of the 10 GPs he has finished the average gap between him and the next 23 is 6 seconds. If we take out Aragon as an outlier it is still 4.3 seconds. So he is still making a difference somewhere.
“It happened so fast … etc”. Exactly. That’s pretty much the definition of a racing incident. These guys are not “gods”. Much as we mortals like to subscribe to that narrative, we’re all of us guilty of pissing and moaning when one of them falls off their perceived pedestals. Did Alex take him down? .... yes. Was it intentional? No. Was Pecco perfect in that split-second decision? No. Aright then. Time to move on to the next life-changing internet drama. Okay everybody, get yer measuring tapes and microscopes and keep that string of pearls close by.
Exactly right. The biggest problem is his inner circle promotes this. Rossi, Uccio, and Bezz am sure are in his ear telling him to attack the Marq bros. This will backfire. Last thing he wants is for Marc to get involved in his battle with Martin. I am willing to bet before this season is over Pecco and Rossi will say Marc is helping Jorge win the championship. Another case of history being doomed to repeat itself.
