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The Monster Yamaha rider will take a 30-point lead over new nearest rival Francesco Bagnaia into the Spanish round, with Aleix Espargaro also still in the fight but now 33 from the top.
“I‘ve never done better than a top 5 there [as a MotoGP rookie in 2019]. Hopefully, we can be really strong, do a great race, and be proud of ourselves.”Video of Will Marc Marquez race? Keith Huewen: I think he might! | MotoGP 2022 Crash.net “After the positive Misano test, our motivation is very high,” said team director Massimo Meregalli. “The atmosphere in the team is great, which is important before the start of the busy final chapters of 2022.
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