Marc Marquez was troubled by a final lap penalty at the Thai Grand Prix sprint, but Luigi D’Aligna quickly closed down the opposition.
of Ducati The rider qualified P2 in Buriram and Marco Bezzecchi inherited the lead in the Sprint after a crash in the early stages. Marquez He soon found himself struggling. Pedro AcostaHe took the lead from his countryman.
of KTM Rider Marquez tried a lunge late in the final corner and held his own until Acosta left the track. The direction of the competition punished the ant of Cervera, who was forced to throw a place and a hand Acosta won his first MotoGP.
Was Marc Marquez’s dig at Pedro Acosta really necessary?
‘It wasn’t a one-day (championship) lead like Mark said,’ Acosta told reporters in Thailand.
The sentence immediately sparked debate and debate as to whether it was a fair decision. Many fans disagreed with Marquez’s punishment.He called it a ‘great move’ from the Ducati rider.
But on the other side of the argument, Neil Hodgson supported Marquez’s punishment. He believed the move didn’t continue and came too far into the corner to pass Acosta.
Luigi Daleigna shut down Marc Marquez’s opposition after the Thailand GP Sprint.
Marquez said he was satisfied with the P2. Immediately after the race, however, his frustration with the punishment was clear. He was seen sarcastically clapping his hands at the stewards as he headed down the main straight.
The 33-year-old took off his GP26 and took off his helmet to express his anger at the decision. Dale Igna. The Ducati boss did his best to calm the rider down.
Behind the scenes video Ducati YouTube channel Pair exchange showed. Marquez was first to say, “I was in front! I was in front!” he shouted. Dall’Igna replied: “I didn’t touch it and you stayed on track.
“I was in front,” Marquez said again, and Dali Igna retorted: “Yes, but you stayed on the track. The Spaniard didn’t back down from his frustration: “He was getting to me… If I stay outside… I’ll go outside.”
Dale Igna continued to reassure the rider: “If you’re on the outside, Mark… they were right, but you stay on the inside. Take the line and close the corner.” “My bike was in front,” Marquez said again, before the Ducati boss closed: “Well, come on, we had a good race.”
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Was the Thai GP the first clash between teammates Marc Marquez and Pedro Acosta in 2027?
Marquez and Acosta gave fans a great battle in Thailand over the weekend, and it may be a sign of things to come in 2027. Rumors suggest Acosta is affiliated with Ducati. And next year he will meet the nine-time champion.
Many have been drawing comparisons between the two riders, with the KTM star being tipped as the next big name in MotoGP. Acosta wants to be world champion, and many think that pairing him with Marquez will create a conflict.
Will Pedro Acosta reach the same heights as Marc Marquez in MotoGP?
too many Hodgson thinks Marquez should look for an exit clause With the new Ducati contract. Acosta thinks that if he is ‘fantastic’ and a real threat to the 33-year-old, he should look to move on.
The Thai GP was the first taste of this type of clash between the two riders. As you can see, they show great respect for each other Acosta’s great gesture to Marquez and Ducati After the Sprint.
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