Peter Bohm has suggested that Marco Bezcicci won himself the French Grand Prix by not being ‘very brave’.

Bezecic led for most of the race but a late move by Martin at Le Mans gave the Spaniard a much-needed victory.

The victory felt like an understatement. When Martin saw the world championshipHe looked his best for the first time since his tragic accident last year.

But as George Martin He got the win, believes Peter Bohm. Marco Bezecchi He didn’t make the most of his opportunity at Le Mans.

Read more: The Aprilia manager says there is one word he doesn’t want to hear after a French Grand Prix one-two.

Marco Bezecchi wastes French Grand Prix ‘Super Pole’ in battle with George Martin

Speaking on Oxley Bom PodcastThe former MotoGP team chief Peter Bohm pointed out that Marco Bezecchi was the best position for him since P3, but it was not used against him.

Bohm suggested that Bezecchi was overly cautious during the race, went on the defensive when he could have taken a risk and won himself a big victory in the French Grand Prix.

“I think they need to think about where they put the pole at Le Mans because it’s on the wrong side. Normally, the pole position is usually on the inside of the next corner…

But being P3 is actually a very good pole because you have two quick touches at the start on the right side. It is the best place on earth, which Bezchichi has proved twice.

“What Bezeci did yesterday was start well at the start. So he was leading but he went away like you did at Le Mans.

“Go right in and defend the inside line. He over-defended and George got to him… He wasn’t very brave. He didn’t go a meter further. He just saw the opportunity.”

Read more: Marco Bezecchi can only win ‘boring’ races and it could cost him the MotoGP title.

Marco Bezecchi’s championship lead is down to just one point! Which Aprilia rider scores more points?

Marco Bezecchi and George Martin’s title fight is heating up.

As previously mentioned, Martin has narrowed the gap to Bezeci in the championship standings, with the two riders separated by just one point.

To avoid the possibility of either rider charging the other and Aprilia points this season, Massimo Rivola introduced the ‘Black Laws’ For both.

Rival He already said that. Aprilia does not choose between Bezecchi and MartinAllowing both drivers to continue competing, certain rules about fairness and dangerous maneuvers.

As this battle of the two begins to heat up. Apriya prepares for a tough title race. Between the two top drivers.

The hope is that they get into a fair but entertaining battle with the best rider without any interference from the team.