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Marquez: Speed is Present at Mugello, But Stability is Still Lacking
Serhan Acar, a leading figure in the motorsport world, assessed Spanish star Marc Marquez’s performance at the Mugello Circuit race. In the initial stages of the race, Marquez, who started from fourth place, briefly took the lead but highlighted the problems that uncontrolled speed can bring to the fore.
Marquez’s Performance and Technical Analysis
Following the race, Marquez stated that the sprint race felt “like experiencing 2025,” emphasizing the potential of speed. However, he also warned about the instability that high speed can cause. > “There is speed, I know it. I also know how to use motorcycles. But if the speed is uncontrolled, it cannot be constant.”
Marquez noted that his energy levels dropped throughout the race and this made it difficult to maintain high lap speeds. He stated that he fought for four, five laps during training and this increased the energy cost per lap. While trying to reach 100 km/h in the sprint race, he couldn’t go beyond that level, as he would eventually lose his initial advantage.
Technical Challenges and Speed Requirement
Marquez also considered the windschatten effect he experienced during the race, passing Moreira. Both drivers were pushed back due to the effect of speed. This showed how critical aerodynamic interactions are in high-traffic circuits. He emphasized that the rider needed to focus on technical developments to reach higher speeds, especially during the preparation period for the 850cc engine era. > “I never thought I could reach these speeds in 2013. Fortunately, next year will be a slower period.”
Race Result and Standings
In the 23-lap main race, Marquez finished 15th. Despite a fast start at the beginning of the race, he couldn’t maintain his performance in the final lap due to energy deficit. Following the race, he identified that Fermin Aldeguer and Francesco Bagnaia were faster Ducati riders during this period. Marquez placed 9th in the MotoGP World Championship standings with 62 points. This showed a widening gap between the Aprilia riders Marco Bezzecchi and Jorge Martin.
Conclusion
Marquez’s performance at Mugello Circuit once again highlighted the importance of both speed and stability. The Spanish rider’s adjustment of his race strategies and engine to find the balance between these two elements will be critical for his success in future races.
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