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Marc Marquez’s brutal British MotoGP sprint assessment: “I am the problem”
MotoGP championship leader Marc Marquez admitted struggling at the British Grand Prix and took responsibility for his performance, finishing a distant second in the sprint race. Despite winning six consecutive sprints in 2025, a tricky qualifying session saw him miss the front row for the first time this year, leading to his difficulties in the sprint race. Marc Marquez mentioned that he had been trying different bike setups throughout the weekend without success, acknowledging that he needed to improve his riding style for better results. Although he struggled with the soft rear tire on Saturday, he expressed more confidence in the medium rear option for the Sunday race, knowing that his brother Alex Marquez would still be a tough competitor. Additionally, Marquez’s previous injury from 2020 has added to his challenges at Silverstone, where his younger brother’s performance on a different bike highlighted areas where he needed to improve. Despite the setbacks, Marc Marquez remains focused on finding solutions and improving ahead of the upcoming races.
