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Marc Marquez is Troubles the Problem of MotoGP Drivers


Valentino Rossi: "Marc Marquez Troubles the Problem of MotoGP Drivers"

FastnPower - Monster Energy Yamaha rider Valentino Rossi gave praise to his rival Marc Marquez.

However, Valentino Rossi has a unique way to praise his rival by calling Marc Marquez the culprit of the MotoGP drivers.

"The problem for all drivers is Marquez," said Valentino Rossi.

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The driver nicknamed The Doctor also gave a reason why he called Marquez as a problem for the MotoGP riders.

According to Rossi, currently Marquez is a racer who can go fast and has a strong motorbike, making it difficult for other drivers to win in each race series.

"If he (Marquez) does not fall in Austin, he will win four of the five series at the moment. He is going very hard (strong), he is racing very fast and he has a strong motorbike. It makes it difficult for all his opponents because he is stronger than anyone on each track with all the conditions on the track, "Valentino Rossi explained.

Currently, Marc Marquez is at the top of the 2019 MotoGP standings, while Valentino Rossi is ranked fourth.
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Fast, Fearless Fabio Becomes Youngest MotoGP™ pole sitter


Quartararo storms to Jerez pole as Petronas Yamaha SRT take a Q2 1-2 with Morbidelli second, Marquez 3rd, Dovi 4th, Rossi 13th

FastNPower - Fabio Quartararo (Petronas Yamaha SRT) becomes the youngest ever MotoGP™ pole sitter at 20 years, 14 days after setting a new Circuito de Jerez – Angel Nieto lap record in qualifying, a 1:36.880 seeing the Frenchman beat teammate Franco Morbidelli by 0.082 as the new Petronas Yamaha SRT outfit lockout the front of the grid. Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda Team) had to settle for third after losing out by a slender 0.090 to Quartararo.

It was Jorge Lorenzo (Repsol Honda Team) who led the field onto their first flying laps and stalking the number 99 was teammate Marquez, and the reigning World Champion was able to take full advantage of Lorenzo’s draft to set a 1:36.970 straight out the blocks. A formidable first benchmark as Marquez then pulled straight in, seemingly attempting the two-stop strategy.

Cal Crutchlow (LCR Honda Castrol) went to second before Free Practice leader Danilo Petrucci (Mission Winnow Ducati) emerged as Marquez’ closest challenger in the early stages of Q2 – the gap over three tenths though. But it wasn’t for long, Morbidelli was fourth after his first flyer but on his second attempt, the Italian went within a tenth of Marquez’ provisional pole time as 0.7 split the top 12 after the first set of runs, Quartararo sitting fifth at this point.

Marquez emerged on his second set of Michelin slicks before the rest and it was looking good for the Honda rider to move the goal posts further from his rivals, but he lost time in the last sector and it was as you were when the rest of the field ventured back out on fresh rubber. After a solid weekend so far, Lorenzo’s qualifying ended early after a crash at Turn 2 – rider ok. Not the birthday present the five-time World Champion was looking for.

Back on track and it wasn’t long before a certain 20-year-old was setting the timing screens alight, but would he be able to hold his advantage? Absolutely. Quartararo went P1 with a blistering 1:36.880 - the best lap of the weekend and a new lap record. It was far from over though, Championship leader Andrea Dovizioso (Mission Winnow Ducati) was on a very hot lap and was threatening Quartararo’s time, but the Italian lost time in the last sector and slotted into fourth. And what about Morbidelli? The Italian was pushing hard and propelled himself into P2, 0.082 off his teammate and 0.008 ahead of Marquez.
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FP1 Results for Spanish MotoGP 2019 - Honda is Dominant, Marc Marquez was Fastest

FastnPower - Free practice session or Free Practice (FP) in the first 2019 Spanish MotoGP just ended on Friday (3/5/2019).

Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda) successfully recorded the best time in the session which took place at the Jerez Circuit, Spain.

The Baby Alien was able to carve out the best time record of 1 minute 37.921 seconds from 13 laps which he devoured throughout the session.

Meanwhile, the second position is occupied by Jorge Lorenzo and followed by Maverick Vinales just below it.

As if not wanting to waste time, a number of racers decided to go straight to the track as soon as the 2019 Spanish MotoGP FP1 session began.

No exception, Marc Marquez, who in the previous series failed to finish in the Americas 2019 MotoGP.
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Marc Marquez Call the Spanish MotoGP Race Series Will Always Be Special

Marc Marquez in Free Practice Jerez Circuit Spain

FastnPower - The defending world champion from the Repsol Honda team, Marc Marquez, said the Spanish MotoGP racing series would always be special for him.

Besides being one of the racing series in his country, the Spanish MotoGP will also be a racing series that opens a series of tours in Europe.

In the previous three racing series, Marc Marquez appeared quite okay by winning one runner-up result and one championship podium.

Only, in the 2019 Americas MotoGP, Marquez failed to perform optimally.

Instead of continuing to dominate the Circuit of the Americas, the Spanish rider fell and failed to finish.

As a result, Marquez did not get any points and is now thrown out of the top three in the 2019 MotoGP racer standings.

In fact, before the MotoGP Americas 2019, Marquez was at the top of the standings.

Now, Marquez is ranked fourth with 45 points, 9 points adrift of his toughest rivals in recent seasons, Andrea Dovizioso (Mission Winnow Ducati).
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Spanish MotoGP Schedule 2019 - The rise of Marquez and Rossi's chances of winning

FastnPower - The MotoGP riders will resume competition in the Spanish MotoGP held at the Jerez Circuit, 3-5 May.

Andrea Dovizoso (Ducati) came to the Jerez Circuit with status as 2019 MotoGP standings leader after pocketing 54 points.

He was superior to Valentino Rossi (Monster Energy Yamaha) and Alex Rins (Suzuki Ecstar) who each collected 51 and 49 points.

Marc Marquez (Repsol Honda) failed to add points in the previous race, MotoGP Americas after experiencing an incident.

Last season, Marquez won the Spanish MotoGP after defeating Johann Zarco and Andrea Iannone.

Within the past decade, Spanish riders who were able to win on this circuit were only Valentino Rossi (2009, 2016) and Casey Stoner (2012).

The Spanish MotoGP series will begin with the first and second free practice sessions on Friday (05/03/2019).

On Saturday (4/5/2019) there will be a third, fourth and free free practice session.

The main session or race will take place on Sunday (5/5/2019), starting at 19.00 WIB.

Here's the full schedule of the 2019 Spanish MotoGP.

Friday (3/5/2019)

FP1 Moto3 09.00-09.40 local time (14.00-14.40)
FP1 MotoGP 09.55-10.40 local time (14.55-15.40)
FP1 Moto2 10.55-11.35 local time (15.55-16.35)

FP2 Moto3 13.15-13.55 local time (18.15-18.55)
FP2 MotoGP 14.10-14.55 local time (19.10-19.55 )
FP2 Moto2 15.10-15.50 local time (20.10-20.50)

Saturday (4/5/2019)

FP3 Moto3 09.00-09.40 local time (14.00-14.40 )

FP3 MotoGP 09.55-10.40 local time (14.55-15.40 )

FP3 Moto2 10.55-11.35 local time (15.55-16.35 )

Q1 Moto3 12.35-12.50 local time (17.35-17.50 )

Q2 Moto3 13.00-13.15 local time (18.00-18.15 )

FP4 MotoGP 13.30-14.00 local time (18.30-19.00)

Q1 MotoGP 14.10-14.25 local time (19.10-19.25 )
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Can Marquez Win and Lead the MotoGP Standings Again?

Can Marquez Win and Lead the MotoGP Standings Again?

Fastnpower - Marc Marquez is currently lagging behind in the 2019 MotoGP standings. The Repsol Honda rider is believed to be able to turn things around and lead the cmpionship again.

Marquez is currently ranked fourth in the 2019 MotoGP standings. The Baby Alien collected 45 points, below the temporary championship leader Andrea Dovizioso (54), Valentino Rossi (51) and Alex Rins (49).

Conditions were obtained following poor results in the United States MotoGP series. After being runner up in Qatar and winning in Argentina, Marquez failed to finish in Uncle Sam's country.
While at the same time, Dovizioso and Rossi and Rins could continue to compete in the top flight from the first three races. Marquez is believed to be able to turn things around.
The next series is the Spanish MotoGP at the Jerez Circuit, 5 May 2019. Last season, Marquez won the race there.
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The First MotoGP 2019 Europe Race in Jerez Spain is Coming Soon

Duel Marc Marquez dan Valentino Rossi
Fastnpower - Motogp was one of sport that most populer now.
MotoGP 2019 competition is increasingly fierce. In the next series in the Spanish MotoGP, Marc Marquez is predicted to be a winner, followed by Valentino Rossi and Alex Rins.

MotoGP 2019 races have passed three series in Qatar, Argentina and the United States. The winners for each series are Andrea Dovizioso, Marquez, and Rins. While Rossi was only able to finish fifth in Qatar, and was runner up in the next two races.

The 2019 MotoGP standings put Dovizioso in first place with 54 points, followed by Rossi (51), Rins (49), and Marquez (45) --- who failed to finish in the last race.

Furthermore, the Spanish MotoGP race at the Jerez Circuit will be held on May 5, 2019. In that race, Suzuki rider Joan Mir predicts Marquez will win the race later, followed by Rossi and Rins.