Davide Tardozzi and Marc Marquez shared a moment after the Spanish MotoGP.
The eight-time world champion fought tooth-and-nail in the closing stages against Francesco Bagnaia , with the latter coming out victorious.Marquez, who had better race pace than the two-time world champion when riding alone, knew his overtake attempts would be limited, thus it would be crucial to make them stick early on.
But Marquez, who tried twice to take the lead at turn nine, saw Bagnaia immediately responded at turn ten. After the race in which Marquez and Bagnaia made contact once again, Davide Tardozzi was seen speaking with Marquez, saying: “What a race, congratulations!”Tardozzi: “I told Bagnaia that fighting against an eight-time world champion is tough, but you put on a great shot, honestly.”Tardozzi: “People were asking me whether you’re happy…”Post-race, Marquez was also filled with adrenaline in parc ferme as he discussed the battle with Gresini team owner Nadia Padovani.
Marquez: “But I couldn’t leave here without trying. I tried. But the pace today was impressive. The pace riding alone was really good.”
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