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I like Marc Marquez

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here you go. I said it.

And it doesn't have much to do with all the Rossi drama, on which I'm on no one's side if you're wondering.

I LIKE MARC MARQUEZ. last year he's been the main rival for the title of my favorite rider ever, which he beat. He sure is overly aggressive at times. He sure doesn't give an eff about anything or anyone. He is a Spaniard, and as I'm Italian I shall feel a hatred against him for that, but I somehow do not (seriously guys, Spain is cool even tho I haven't been there for ages).

Marc Marquez is a rascal. But I have been watching this sport for my entire life (I'm 27 y/o) and I have never seen a rawest talent, nor a more spectacular rider to watch on the track (sorry Casey). He is the future of the sport and sure as heck he'll win more than 10 titles. He set the bar at a level that no one may be able to reach, ever.

As we are just about to witness his annual crazy Texas ride, I thought I'd share my thoughts about him.

My point is: if you hate this kid, you are not a real fan of this sport.

To anyone that'd like to roast me: keep in mind that I REALLY hope Dovi gets the title this year. And maybe next year too.
 
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here you go. I said it.

And it doesn't have much to do with all the Rossi drama, on which I'm on no one's side if you're wondering.

I LIKE MARC MARQUEZ. last year he's been the main rival for the title of my favorite rider ever, which he beat. He sure is overly aggressive at times. He sure doesn't give an eff about anything or anyone. He is a Spaniard, and as I'm Italian I shall feel a hatred against him for that, but I somehow do not (seriously guys, Spain is cool even tho I haven't been there for ages).

Marc Marquez is a rascal. But I have been watching this sport for my entire life (I'm 27 y/o) and I have never seen a rawest talent, nor a more spectacular rider to watch on the track (sorry Casey). He is the future of the sport and sure as heck he'll win more than 10 titles. He set the bar at a level that no one may be able to reach, ever.

As we are just about to witness his annual crazy Texas ride, I thought I'd share my thoughts about him.

My point is: if you hate this kid, you are not a real fan of this sport.

To anyone that'd like to roast me: keep in mind that I REALLY hope Dovi gets the title this year. And maybe next year too.

Glad to see an Italian not blinded by Rossi fever,i hope Dovi gets the title this year too,zero chance of Lorenzo winning it in what i think will be his last season on the red bike,i agree Marquez is exceptional and will go on to win many more as long as Rossi doesn't succeed in bringing him down off track as he knows Marquez has the beating of him on track
 
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here you go. I said it.

And it doesn't have much to do with all the Rossi drama, on which I'm on no one's side if you're wondering.

I LIKE MARC MARQUEZ. last year he's been the main rival for the title of my favorite rider ever, which he beat. He sure is overly aggressive at times. He sure doesn't give an eff about anything or anyone. He is a Spaniard, and as I'm Italian I shall feel a hatred against him for that, but I somehow do not (seriously guys, Spain is cool even tho I haven't been there for ages).

Marc Marquez is a rascal. But I have been watching this sport for my entire life (I'm 27 y/o) and I have never tried asey). He is the future of the sport and sure as heck he'll win more than 10 titles. He set the bar at a level that no one may be able to reach, ever.

As we are just about to witness his annual crazy Texas ride, I thought I'd share my thoughts about him.

My point is: if you hate this kid, you are not a real fan of this sport.

To anyone that'd like to roast me: keep in mind that I REALLY hope Dovi gets the title this year. And maybe next year too.
I was a Stoner fan obviously and preferred his riding style which was spectacular in a different way, and I could be/was greatly entertained watching him riding a lap on his own exploring the outer limits of the bike and the track as was his main focus. I would have loved to see a title battle between a fully focused Stoner (essentially his two title years) and MM, I won’t say peak MM because we may not have encountered that individual as yet. I liked what Nakomoto said early on about MM and Stoner, MM has faster reflexes but Casey was a genius on a bike.

I agree though, MM has the enormous talent, fire and steel to be the greatest ever and is very likely to win 10 or more titles (if Rossi doesn’t succeed in having him thrown out of the sport) which Stoner never ever had any prospect of doing.

I was fully on board with the Murder Marc thing after the Willairot incident, although I also thought the adult pit crew who charged up a teenager to go out on that post checkered flag lap deserved to be heavily penalised. I was going for Lorenzo in 2015, but really admired how MM stood up to Valentino and the Valeban without wilting unlike all predecessors, and also think he is a pure racer, everything his current critics including Valentino have always professed to admire.
 
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Would have been intereating had Marc's and Casey's careers overlapped. Marquez was a force from the outset, had Stoner been his HRC offsider i don't believe he would have had been as dominant. It is the greatest what would be of our generation. We'll never know. I suspect it would have been the closest title fight in history.
 
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I like MM as well, he's making the rest look like Sunday afternoon tour riders.

BTW I still want Zarco as world champion, all he needs is a bike thats not been ...... about by another rider.
 
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Hey gang, had been absent from MotoGP until now, due to a third battle with cancer. In the middle of it, but good enough to attend my first MotoGP ever in Austin:D (leaving tomorrow afternoon, so just Sat and Sun). Just checked the results so far, and Marquez is the closest 'top' rider in 5th. Lorenzo in 20th. Rossi in 8th, and Pedrosa in 12th. WTF is happening? At least it was good to see Dovi in 2nd. Looking forward to see good battles on Sunday, sitting at turn 15, where the best action is IMO. Hey folks, as a side comment, DO NOT skip your annual physicals, since that was what did me in. The year I skipped it (for a movie... but never went back), that's when it mattered the most. I'd had been in remission a long time ago if I had it caught early. Even if you're young and feel invincible. I never saw a doctor in my life until I got this, and always was fit and thin, and ate right, so no excuse. Hope to have fun at COTA. See you there:p.
 
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Hey gang, had been absent from MotoGP until now, due to a third battle with cancer. In the middle of it, but good enough to attend my first MotoGP ever in Austin:D (leaving tomorrow afternoon, so just Sat and Sun). Just checked the results so far, and Marquez is the closest 'top' rider in 5th. Lorenzo in 20th. Rossi in 8th, and Pedrosa in 12th. WTF is happening? At least it was good to see Dovi in 2nd. Looking forward to see good battles on Sunday, sitting at turn 15, where the best action is IMO. Hey folks, as a side comment, DO NOT skip your annual physicals, since that was what did me in. The year I skipped it (for a movie... but never went back), that's when it mattered the most. I'd had been in remission a long time ago if I had it caught early. Even if you're young and feel invincible. I never saw a doctor in my life until I got this, and always was fit and thin, and ate right, so no excuse. Hope to have fun at COTA. See you there:p.

Glad you're doing well!

Hope the recovery continues going strongly.
 
Hey gang, had been absent from MotoGP until now, due to a third battle with cancer. In the middle of it, but good enough to attend my first MotoGP ever in Austin:D (leaving tomorrow afternoon, so just Sat and Sun). Just checked the results so far, and Marquez is the closest 'top' rider in 5th. Lorenzo in 20th. Rossi in 8th, and Pedrosa in 12th. WTF is happening? At least it was good to see Dovi in 2nd. Looking forward to see good battles on Sunday, sitting at turn 15, where the best action is IMO. Hey folks, as a side comment, DO NOT skip your annual physicals, since that was what did me in. The year I skipped it (for a movie... but never went back), that's when it mattered the most. I'd had been in remission a long time ago if I had it caught early. Even if you're young and feel invincible. I never saw a doctor in my life until I got this, and always was fit and thin, and ate right, so no excuse. Hope to have fun at COTA. See you there:p.

Thanks for the update, best wishes to you. Please come back and post pictures of your time at COTA.
 
Hey gang, had been absent from MotoGP until now, due to a third battle with cancer. In the middle of it, but good enough to attend my first MotoGP ever in Austin:D (leaving tomorrow afternoon, so just Sat and Sun). Just checked the results so far, and Marquez is the closest 'top' rider in 5th. Lorenzo in 20th. Rossi in 8th, and Pedrosa in 12th. WTF is happening? At least it was good to see Dovi in 2nd. Looking forward to see good battles on Sunday, sitting at turn 15, where the best action is IMO. Hey folks, as a side comment, DO NOT skip your annual physicals, since that was what did me in. The year I skipped it (for a movie... but never went back), that's when it mattered the most. I'd had been in remission a long time ago if I had it caught early. Even if you're young and feel invincible. I never saw a doctor in my life until I got this, and always was fit and thin, and ate right, so no excuse. Hope to have fun at COTA. See you there:p.
All the best wishes to you in your fight against illness.
Enjoy your trip to Austin this weekend. Like Jumkie says, plenty pics please.
 
Hey gang, had been absent from MotoGP until now, due to a third battle with cancer. In the middle of it, but good enough to attend my first MotoGP ever in Austin:D (leaving tomorrow afternoon, so just Sat and Sun). Just checked the results so far, and Marquez is the closest 'top' rider in 5th. Lorenzo in 20th. Rossi in 8th, and Pedrosa in 12th. WTF is happening? At least it was good to see Dovi in 2nd. Looking forward to see good battles on Sunday, sitting at turn 15, where the best action is IMO. Hey folks, as a side comment, DO NOT skip your annual physicals, since that was what did me in. The year I skipped it (for a movie... but never went back), that's when it mattered the most. I'd had been in remission a long time ago if I had it caught early. Even if you're young and feel invincible. I never saw a doctor in my life until I got this, and always was fit and thin, and ate right, so no excuse. Hope to have fun at COTA. See you there:p.

Good you are not making excuses not to go to COTA. Have a great time.
 
Hey gang, had been absent from MotoGP until now, due to a third battle with cancer. In the middle of it, but good enough to attend my first MotoGP ever in Austin:D (leaving tomorrow afternoon, so just Sat and Sun). Just checked the results so far, and Marquez is the closest 'top' rider in 5th. Lorenzo in 20th. Rossi in 8th, and Pedrosa in 12th. WTF is happening? At least it was good to see Dovi in 2nd. Looking forward to see good battles on Sunday, sitting at turn 15, where the best action is IMO. Hey folks, as a side comment, DO NOT skip your annual physicals, since that was what did me in. The year I skipped it (for a movie... but never went back), that's when it mattered the most. I'd had been in remission a long time ago if I had it caught early. Even if you're young and feel invincible. I never saw a doctor in my life until I got this, and always was fit and thin, and ate right, so no excuse. Hope to have fun at COTA. See you there:p.

Dovi is a top rider so 2nd it is :D
Sorry to hear about your cancer you obviously know that you can beat it :)
 

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