Marc Marquez experienced a mixed day on Friday at Silverstone, finishing fourth overall despite a dreadful morning session
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Marc Marquez confirmed today that he will be attacking if necessary in the British GP on Sunday, despite having a comfortable lead at the top of the championship.
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Marc Marquez has snatched pole position away from the Ducatis in a tight qualifying session at the Red Bull Ring.
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Marc Marquez has a healthy 46-point lead over second place Valentino Rossi in the championship, but heading into the second half of the season the reigning world champion is not getting carried away.
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Marc Marquez is unbeaten at the Sachsenring since 2010, when he won in the 125cc category. He then had two consecutive wins at the track in Moto2, in 2011 and 2012, and has won every race in Germany since he made the step up to MotoGP in 2013.
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The long-awaited announcement regarding Dani Pedrosa’s future finally arrived today at the Sachsenring. The current Repsol Honda rider held a special press conference in which he announced he is retiring from MotoGP after 13 years in the premier class.
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Jorge Lorenzo will race for Repsol Honda for the next two MotoGP seasons, linking him up with great rival Marc Marquez
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Dani Pedrosa will leave Repsol Honda at the end of the 2018 MotoGP season after 13 years with the team
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Dani Pedrosa and Repsol Honda showed their strength in the Thailand MotoGP pre-season test
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Despite finishing the Sepang test seventh fastest, Marc Marquez was pleased with the performance of his new Honda
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Marc Marquez was seventh quickest on Monday at Sepang, yet still left the circuit satisfied at the end of day two
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Marc Marquez led team-mate Dani Pedrosa as Repsol Honda dominated the final day of the post-Valencia GP test
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Marc Marquez expects an open fight for the victory between as many as five riders in tomorrow’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone
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Dani Pedrosa was left hoping for an overnight fix to his problems on day one at Silverstone
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Marc Marquez endured a mixed day on Friday at Silverstone with two crashes delaying him in FP2