MotoGP champion Marc Marquez admits he’s a ‘bastard’ on the track

Marc marquez seems like a good enough human being, the only one that could be him blink less times per minute than average. He also seems to have a knack for getting shocking violent trippingly off his Honda RC213V. Careful, there’s Marc. I’m a fan, and so I had to look away when Marquez looked like he was about to jump to the side Honda’s motobike again.

But his opponents may not like the MotoGP world champion as much. It seems that Marquez favors a high-risk, high-reward riding style and rider Repsol Honda admits that makes him a “asshole” on the track. Marquez said so himself in the near future Marc Marquez: All documentary, released in time for the long weekend ahead. Check out the trailers below:

sport car call the documentary series “see necessary,” at least because, in it, you’ll hear Marquez openly admit that he’s an asshole, as the article wrote, and that he doesn’t really want to change his riding style. .

Marquez fully accepts that he is an “asshole” on the track, but isn’t afraid to admit that he likes to “take risks” when it comes to racing.

When he told his Honda team at Mugello in episode two that he was going to America for his fourth arm surgery and a break from his season (something that covered up a lot in episodes two and three, and later in the series), Marquez takes great pleasure in an anecdote about his riding style. He revealed that during his first test in Malaysia on a Honda in 2013, after having been hit four times, former Honda technical manager Takeo Yokoyama told Marquez that the driving style was his will not work and he will continue to destroy the car.

As Marquez’s style continues to lead him to success, he said that he always wanted to make it clear to Yokoyama-san that he is still the same racer he was in that Malaysian test.

Even during the injury, Marquez’s spirit remained unshaken – even if he is now more cautious when necessary.

Again, I’m a huge fan of the Spaniard and I can say you can only do so many somersaults before something can’t be put back together. But again, I don’t have six MotoGP Wworldhampionship like Marquez does. And he doesn’t seem to be either mankind. See the series above Amazon: Main Video not only to hear Marquez candidly self-aware, but also to see his journey through those six championships.