The big moment that is still causing a lot of talk after the Portuguese GP is related to the clash between Marc Márquez and Pecco Bagnaia, which ended with both on the ground. Álex Márquez has a clear idea of what happened and was clear in saying that his opinion ‘is not impartial’.
Regarding the issue that opposed his brother and the current world champion, #73 was clear: ‘If I give my opinion it is not impartial. The fault is Pecco’s because, in the end, we know that the other rider opens up. It is up to Race Direction to decide’.
The pilot also spoke about his compatriot who finished third in his second round in the main category: ‘And [Pedro] Acosta did well, he rode all weekend. Due to his riding style, Qatar was not a circuit that favored his style as a rider. I was surprised to see him ahead of [Brad] Binder and [Jack] Miller, more than by the final result’.
Álex Márquez is currently 12th in the championship with 13 points.
