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Marco Bezzecchi Reflects on Jorge Martín’s Mistake: “I Don’t Want Him to Be Upset, but It’s Expected”

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October 17, 2023
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Marco Bezzecchi Reflects on Jorge Martín’s Mistake: “I Don’t Want Him to Be Upset, but It’s Expected”

MARCO BEZZECCHI ITA MOONEY VR46 RACING TEAM DUCATI MotoGP

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Marco Bezzecchi showcased a commendable performance during the Indonesian Grand Prix weekend. Just a week ago, the Mooney VR46 rider fractured his collarbone at Valentino Rossi’s Ranch. After undergoing surgery, he received medical clearance within five days to fly to Mandalika. Bezzecchi arrived at the circuit on Friday morning, just in time for the first training sessions.

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He secured the third position in the Practice, earning a direct spot in Saturday’s Q2. Starting from ninth place, Bezzecchi battled through the pain to clinch a podium finish in the Sprint Race, finishing behind Jorge Martín and Luca Marini. On Sunday, the race’s conditions and duration posed a greater challenge, but he managed to finish in fifth place. Post-race, he shared insights into how he managed the day.

Bezzecchi expressed satisfaction with his performance in Indonesia. “It wasn’t easy, but I’m pleased with the weekend. I managed to defend well during the race and regained some points over Martín. I shouldn’t have even come to Indonesia, but here I am. Physically, I felt a bit off, but I did my best. My focus now is to recover over the next few days and be ready for Australia.”

He also commented on Martín’s mistake and Bagnaia’s victory in Mandalika. “I wouldn’t want Martín to be upset, but such incidents are part and parcel of racing. I’m happy for Pecco and feel for Jorge. Both are formidable competitors, and I look forward to seeing them at the forefront in future races. When I saw Martín crash, I wasn’t aware he was leading. I later saw it on the big screen.”

His team celebrated his achievement in the pit. “This morning, I asked my team to cheer for me every lap as I genuinely needed it. I was struggling a lot. I couldn’t fully relish the moment because I felt terrible, but their support was incredible. I experienced pain in my neck, muscles, and shoulder, which led to some unusual sensations while riding.”

Before gearing up for Australia, Bezzecchi has a clear plan. “Initially, I wanted to adopt a conservative approach. But in MotoGP, you can’t afford that luxury. The moment I felt better, I focused on managing the tires and maintaining my pace. What will I do tonight? Celebrate and then get a good night’s sleep tomorrow.”

As the MotoGP season continues, riders like Bezzecchi remind us of the sheer determination and passion that drive them to push their limits, even when faced with physical challenges. The resilience and spirit of these athletes are truly commendable, and fans worldwide eagerly await the next race, anticipating more thrilling moments on the track.

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