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Marquez’s Incredible Performance at Balaton Shocked the Motorsport World!
Ducati Lenovo team manager Davide Tardozzi did not hide his astonishment after Marc Marquez's outstanding performance in the Hungarian Grand Prix. The motorcycle rider, who had not yet fully recovered from his injury, achieved his 100th MotoGP victory of his career by securing pole position and two victories on the Balaton Park circuit, also gifting Ducati its 100th Grand Prix win in the premier class.
Marquez’s Surprising Comeback
Tardozzi expressed his astonishment at Marquez's performance in response to the injury process not yet being fully behind him: “Yes, absolutely! But I am still surprised because I am still surprised. This is Marc Marquez!” The team manager emphasized that Marquez’s mental strength played a decisive role in producing this result despite not having reached 100% fitness. Estimating that full recovery would take another one to two months, Tardozzi could not hide his astonishment regarding Marquez's performance.
Manufacturer Championship Accounts Changed
The Hungarian weekend was crucial for Ducati. The team thanked Marquez, saying: “This weekend was very important for us. We were able to close a lot of points. Of course, we also know that our rivals are very strong. Marc, thank you!” With the Hungarian Grand Prix, Ducati reduced the 13-point gap with Aprilia, who had been eliminated from competition due to the simultaneous elimination of three Aprilias. While evaluating how the balance would be in the upcoming circuits, Tardozzi said: “We are at the same level for now. I think our rivals will be superior in some of the next circuits, while we will have an advantage in others.”
Aprilia’s Unexpected Rise
Aprilia's strong performance at the beginning of the season had particularly impressed after Sepang, meeting expectations. However, the developments in the Hungarian Grand Prix raised questions about how sustainable this rise was. Tardozzi acknowledged that Aprilia had covered a significant distance between its pre-season test in Sepang and the Thailand race. Ducati then closed the gap with its performance after that period, and the Hungarian Grand Prix was the strongest proof of this recovery. This situation has made Aprilia’s unexpected rise in the motorsport world a subject of discussion.
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