Marc Marquez’s hegemony obscured by Sakusen ring

Since 2010, some riders have started a legendary streak in Saxon. It started with 125cc last year and continued two campaigns in Moto2, and since 2013 it has already swelled to win all the star’s races as a MotoGP rider. As specialists show, the category organized until 2021 at this Saxon circuit where pilots make a difference.

Marc Marquez has returned to his legendary 11-game streak in Sakusen Ring since May 28, when he announced at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester that he would undergo a fourth emergency surgery on his right arm in less than two years. Is not expected and is nearing the end if recovery is on the right track, at least until late summer or early autumn. During all these years, he was responsible for imposing his supremacy in the Sakusen ring, which casts a shadow over the rest of the pilots. In fact, last year, it was Sakusen Ring who was still dragging from his injury and finished his losing streak without a win in 581 days. But who was his second? Who is in Paul to take over from Marc Marquez this weekend?

In 2015, when Jorge Lorenzo lost the MotoGP title and Honda wasn’t at its best, Mark led all possible classifications in Sakusenling, revealing that he was the one who made the difference. did. In 2019, he won the fastest laps in Grand Slam Dell Motors, Pauls, Victories and Races, leading all laps. Same, but he was the German GGPP in 2020, 2013 and 2014 without leading all the laps.

In his first year in the satellite MotoGP Crutchlow, Yamaha tried to chase him (1 “5).

In 2014, there was a complete Spanish podium in a mixed race that took 1 “4 from teammate Dani Pedrosa. They were 1st and 2nd on the grid, but not much in Saxon. It was not an advantage. More is needed in these conditions-10 “3 for Jorge Lorenso, 19” 1 for Valentino Rossi.

In 2015, Marquez and Pedrosa were separated by 2 “2 and signed a new double in the dry race. They also signed the double in the second quarter. This time, the two official Yamahas exchanged positions. Rossi was 3rd with 5 “9 and Lorenzo was 4th. 6 “1.

In 2016, the year of Marquez’s reconquest, Mark won in a wet race, 9 “8 from pole position in front of Crutchlow, now Honda’s satellite, and Ducati’s Dovizioso 11” 6.

In 2017, it was 3 “3 seconds for the satellite Yamaha Forger and 11” 5 seconds for the teammate Pedrosa in the dry race.

In 2018, Rossi and Viñales official Yamaha approached the 2 “1” and 2 “7 marks “quite” in separate dry and hot races, respectively.

In a dry but cold race in 2019, Mark returned directly by defeating Yamaha Vinales 4 “5 and Honda Satellite Crutchlow 7” 7. That weekend, Fabio Quartararo began to show his foot and finished second in the second quarter, just over two-tenths behind Mark. Later in the race, he crashed on his first replacement with the satellite Yamaha.

After a pandemic impasse in 2020, in 2021, Sakusen Ring hosted one of the last Grand Prix without spectators last season. Despite the fact that everything wasn’t completed, as we’ll see later, he took advantage of his first great opportunity on the left circuit to race again, not from the pole he was accustomed to. He won-he started fifth-but he dominated Oliveira with 1 “6 at KTM and Quartararo with 6” 7 at Yamaha.

Without Marc Marquez, it’s a Yamaha rider, especially Fabio Quartararo, who is the most popular to play Marc Marquez. Yamaha’s final victory was in 2009, from Valentino Rossi’s pole to the podium with Crutchlow, Rossi, Lorenzo, Folger, Viñales and Quartararo himself since 2013.

But at the last Grand Prix, the other two most worthy men, Pecco Bagnaia and Aleix Espargaro, were third in Moto3’s biggest Pecco in 2017, without the best Saxon performances to date. , You have to try to confront the French. And another variant will appear. Last year, KTM was second and fourth in Riuler and Brad Binder.