Marc Marquez has told Ducati that his right shoulder is getting too much for Pedro Acosta’s 100th Hungarian Grand Prix win.
The Spaniard secured his first Grand Prix win since Misano last year with a clean sweep at Balaton Park. After returning from Mugello surgery Marquez is favored to win as if Hungarian Grand Prix.
He was playing up to expectations all weekend but got the better of Acosta on Saturday and Sunday to take the top score. It was a remarkable achievement, and not surprisingly, given his recent injury, it was a race that produced results. Marquez.
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Marc Marquez ‘couldn’t take it anymore’ with right shoulder during Hungarian GP
Márquez wasn’t expected to be strong in a close fight at Balaton Park, but this was what he was enjoying in a beautiful battle with the future. Ducati Teammate. Acosta put up a determined fight, but eventually had to settle for P2.
Angel Charte praised Marquez’s ‘big heart’ After the victory, he admitted that he had doubts about his fitness and whether he would be able to recover from the injury. The Ducati rider revealed the extent of the physical challenge at Parc Ferme on Sunday.
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It’s on Ducati’s official YouTube channelMarquez told the team that he ‘can’t take it anymore’ with his left arm and right shoulder. Balaton Park is a counter-clockwise rotation, it puts more pressure on the left side, the Spaniard recently had an operation on the right shoulder.
The boss of Ducati Luigi Daligna He told Marks: “Mark, I don’t know if you’re more tired… or me…” He jokingly replied: “Yeah, you’re killing me,” before talking to the engineers about the race: “I always miss finishing.”
“Pedrom… the gap always varies by three-tenths,” replied an engineer. Marquez described his problems: “My arm was so tired I couldn’t take it anymore… and my shoulder… the leg is fine.”
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‘I’m never comfortable with you’, says David Tardozzi to Marc Marquez after Hungarian GP win
David Tardozzi said any other rider would have stopped. If MotoGP were in Marquez’s position with the injury. After the race, the 33-year-old said he was still not fully fit at Balaton Park.
Marxism was also a factor. Tardozi He struggled with the strategy in Hungary, forcing him to use the medium compound tyre. The Ducati team manager was impressed with his pace, telling him “38.3… in 20 laps” at Parc Ferme.
“It was a medium tire strategy… don’t worry, it was a medium tire strategy,” Marquez said, rubbing his tire choice. “I was never settled with you…” Tardozzi replied before hugging the knight.
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