Marc Marquez says his MotoGP rivals ‘increase the intensity’ when they race him.

He climbed into the top five with the help of a retirement for Trackhouse’s Ai Ogura, but only after swapping places with Bastianini on several occasions. Marquez Ducati The former enjoyed his best weekend of the season in the Lone Star State.

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Marc Marquez says MotoGP riders are competing more.

Marquez was asked about his fight with Bastianini TNT Sports With media pen. While the Italian hinted that he has a point to prove, he also praised his racing.

At the line the gap between the riders was just 0.143 seconds. After taking the podium in the sprint, Bastianini again started from midfield.

“It seems, when I fight with another knight, they increase the power!” Marquez said. “Ine was unbelievable today. He was riding really well. I was trying to do my best.

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The champion was talking about his battle with Innea Bastianini in Austin.

“On the last lap, I pushed a lot. He was close, and I heard the bike in the last sector.”

Márquez, who managed to hide from the distance at times last year, took part in one of the most fascinating races of all time, the unforgettable Thai Sprint, where he went head-to-head with his future team-mate Pedro Acosta.

‘It’s good for the event’ – Marc Marquez on the United States GP penalty

Marquez may not be able to score his first Grand Prix podium of the year without a penalty though. But for Ogura’s retirement, it might be an Aprilia one-two-three.

at last , Marquez’s ‘mistake’ when trying to pass Di Giannantonio He described his weekend far back. He was forced to serve the penalty in the first three rounds, he had to change the target of the competition.

The #93 was also penalized for moving against Acosta at Buriram but was able to hand over the position in the sprint. After Marquez and D’Gianantonio fell from the saddle, such a remedy could not be found in this situation.

“It’s a sprint race, sometimes you make a mistake there, and you pay on Sunday. We made a mistake yesterday, we’ll pay today,” Marquez said.

“It’s normal for the penalties to always be in the first round because the penalties are so severe. You’re out in the middle of the pack. It’s good for the show, but it’s not good for you.”