🗣️'I don't know how, but the bike feels very heavy.' Marc Marquez says he is 'having a hard time' riding the Honda and third is 'not a real position' for him following Friday practice at the MotoGP Malaysian GP ⬇️
The six-time premier class world champion scored his first podium of the season last time out at the Australian Grand Prix, after narrowly missing out on victory.
The Honda rider ended Friday's mixed running at Sepang third overall, but says this is not where he should be in reality as he is struggling with a bike that"feels very heavy"."You have to understand why I notice that inertia: on circuits where you flow, like Phillip Island, it's less noticeable. Espargaro ran off track going through Turn 8 in the early stages of FP1 and almost came into contact with Pramac's Johann Zarco as he rejoined, netting him a penalty.While Espargaro admits that his actions were"not nice", he believes there were mitigating circumstances that race direction should have considered before judging whether or not to penalise him."If you see the image, for sure you can understand the penalty.
"Plus, the lap was cancelled for both of us because of the yellow flag [for Marco Bezzecchi's crash].
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