Marc Marquez says Sunday’s JapaneseGP was the first race since badly breaking his right arm in 2020 where “I didn’t feel pain during the race”. Here's what the six-time MotoGP world champion said after the race ⬇️
Pleased with how his race went in general, Marquez noted that it was the first time since injuring his arm that he was not in pain come the end – though did admit it felt “lazy”.“It was a consistent race, and the most important thing is I didn’t feel pain during the race.“For me, this is the most important thing and it was for that reason I could attack Oliveira in the last laps.
“It was a long time ago that I didn’t have that feeling to attack someone in the last laps, because there was pain and then it was difficult to keep the concentration in the past.Marc Marquez, Repsol Honda TeamThe six-time MotoGP world champion says his confidence on the bike is getting better all the time, but urged caution as Motegi masked the weak points of the 2022 Honda.
“So, for this reason I was able to be fast from FP1 because we rode exactly with the same bike more or less as in Aragon.“Of course, for a single lap I’m not far from riding like I want.
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