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Marc Marquez admits he took unnecessary risks on his way to victory in the MotoGP sprint race at the German Grand Prix
Marc Marquez confessed to taking unnecessary risks during the MotoGP sprint race at the German Grand Prix, acknowledging that settling for second place would have been the smarter choice instead of hunting down and passing Marco Bezzecchi for the win in difficult wet conditions. Despite a Turn 1 error dropping him to fifth initially, Marquez eventually worked his way up to secure victory at the Sachsenring circuit, extending his lead in the championship standings. Realizing he could aim for the win rather than settle for a podium spot, Marquez pushed his limits on the final lap, breaking his own rule about unnecessary risks just to secure three more points. Despite the close call, Marquez felt fast and safe on his bike, attributing his victory not only to his riding instincts but also as a birthday gift to team boss Gigi Dall’Igna. His 12th win at the Sachsenring demonstrates Marquez’s skill and determination on the track.
