Pol Espargaro Analyzes The Causes Of Marc Marquez's Great Accident At The Mandalika MotoGP, Apparently This Is The Cause

Repsol Honda racer, Pol Espargaro, spoke about Marc Marquez's accident at the Mandalika MotoGP. (Doc. MotoGP)

JAKARTA - Repsol Honda racer, Marc Marquez, is currently undergoing treatment for an injury due to a fall in the Mandalika MotoGP warm-up session, last March 20. The accident was called very horrific.

There are still many people who wonder what caused Marc Marquez to fall like that. There are those who speculate that it is because of the track at the Mandalika Circuit, there are also those who think that there is a problem with the motorbike, the holder of the six MotoGP titles.

Marc Marquez's teammate, Pol Espargaro, elaborated on his analysis personally. He said the accident was the result of the problems they had during the weekend in Indonesia.

The problem is the tires!

"There is a lack of grip. This is an accident that reminds me of last year with the grip problems we had," said Pol Espargaro, as quoted by AS.

He said, last season, Honda could not adapt the bike with Michelin tires. It sadly happened again this season.

Although Honda has worked hard and made a number of evolutions, the problem with the tires has not been resolved.

"We survived a lot of accidents, but as Marc had in the warm-up (Mandalika MotoGP), it was difficult to save, because it was a very, very fast corner," said Pol Espargaro.

He then highlighted the tire casing changes that Michelin made at the Mandalika MotoGP. According to him, it was very influential.

"It's the same as if you change the motor," he said.