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‘I said it in Japan and I repeat: Jorge Martin is going to win the world championship!’ – Marc Marquez predicts new MotoGP champion

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October 14, 2023
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‘I said it in Japan and I repeat: Jorge Martin is going to win the world championship!’ – Marc Marquez predicts new MotoGP champion

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Today marked the arrival of Jorge Martin to the MotoGP world championship lead and despite this wasn’t necessarily a surprise to anyone, given the way Francesco Bagnaia didn’t sort things out in the qualifying, it is nothing new for Marc Marquez who, again, say it was his fellow spaniard who will take the championship win.

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After today’s Sprint race in Mandalika where Martin continued his winning streak, the former world champion recalled his words after the Japanese GP without forgetting the current world champion, Bagnaia: ‘Well, I was going to tell you, Martin is going to win, but I said it in Japan and I repeat it. Because Bagnaia was having the pressure of being Champion and being obliged to revalidate the title by being in the factory team, to stay at the top costs’.

The fact that the #89 is also feeling with less weight on his back is also important, he believes: ‘Martin has nothing to lose, he has that release, it is the first time he is leading a World Championship, it will not affect him, he is relaxed, he will do everything, if he wins well and if not, he will win too’.

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