After Marc Marquez won the Czech Grand Prix, the Aprilia manager saw a look in the ‘eyes’ of Marco Bezcicci.

After Aprilia’s unsuccessful appeal, Bezechichi He lost fourth place. Marquez’s win extended the gap to 40, helped by the Italian’s absence.

Paolo Bonora says Marco Bezecchi is fully focused after his Czech Grand Prix ban.

In an interview with TNT Sports After the race, Aprilia team manager Paolo Bonora asked for more entries about Marquez. Now that he’s scored 50 points over the past two Sundays, the biggest comeback in MotoGP history suddenly looks very possible.

Bonora insists on that Aprilia Although Bezecchi and Martin never thought they would finish the championship with a one-two dominance earlier.

Instead of looking overwhelmed by information, Bezeci said he was the image of focus after the race.

“We didn’t start out thinking that way … we don’t have any goals at the moment,” Bonora said. The championship is very long: we know our competitors are good, we know their potential.

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We know we have shown our potential and we know we can give good times to everyone, the sport, the fans, others.

“To be honest, we have full faith in our riders. We saw it after Marco’s race. He was really focused.”

Serving a double long time penalty after a bike crash in Hungary, Martin finished ninth on the other bike. This means that the difference between the two Aprilias will be reduced to eight points.

Recent events, the Marshall incident, the Balaton Park pile-up or Martin Bonora pushing in Barcelona, ​​suggest that the pressure is getting to both Aprilia riders. In terms of fitness, it would be a historic failure to allow Marquez to retain the title from here.