Marc Marquez has described his first MotoGP podium finish of the season on Honda\u2019s home turf at Motegi as \u201cromantic\u201d, but says it doesn\u2019t change his future situation.
It comes as Marquez weighs up his future at Honda amid the Japanese marque’s disastrous slump in competitiveness.
Marquez said after his podium finish that he remains unhappy with the situation at Honda despite a positive weekend. “This is a romantic tale; the first podium of the year had to come at Honda’s home track, in front of the bosses.Marc Marquez, Repsol Honda TeamAfter joining the majority of riders in switching from slicks to wet tyres at the end of the opening lap, Marquez initially fell as low as sixth before making a comeback through the order as the conditions worsened.
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