MotoGP Showcases Marc Marquez's "Crazy" Struggle At The Austin Circuit: From The Deadly Back To 6th!

Repsol Honda rider, Marc Marquez. (Doc. MotoGP)

JAKARTA - Repsol Honda racer, Marc Marquez, appeared extraordinary in the United States MotoGP race, Monday, April 11 in the morning WIB. If there were no mistakes at the beginning of the race, it is not impossible that the Spaniard would be the champion.

Starting the race from 9th position, Marc Marquez's position slipped to the rear. He had a problem with his motorbike that could not be driven to the maximum after the start.

However, it did not dampen Marc Marquez to keep fighting. The injury that was previously complained of was also not visible.

Slowly but surely, one by one the riders were overtaken by the holder of the six MotoGP world titles. Maneuver after maneuver was carried out to amaze the public.

Racers such as Fabio Quartararo, Johann Zarco, Jorge Martin who actually started from first position, to the Aprilia duo Maverick Vinales and Aleix Espargaro, were successfully passed. After crossing the finish line, Marquez was in sixth position after struggling from the very back.

This "crazy" action received appreciation from all parties, including the crew of the Repsol Honda team. When the 29-year-old driver entered the garage, the crew greeted him with applause.

While MotoGP showcased Marc Marquez's brilliant action on their Instagram account. MotoGP uploaded a video of how the "crazy" struggle was carried out by the racer nicknamed The Baby Alien.

"Fighting back from deadly last to 6th! Marc Marquez has rewarded himself with some time off after a dramatic day at the horse-powered Rordeo!" write MotoGP account.

Marc Marquez admitted that he was quite happy with this result. However, on the one hand, he still felt disappointed. The reason is, The Baby Alien feels he has the speed to win.

"Obviously we have speed. I can enjoy the race very well, starting from behind. But maybe 25 points can be obtained today," said Marc Marquez, as reported by Crash.