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German GP Preview: Top Four Separated by Just 25 Points at Midseason, Champion Marquez Holds the Edge

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German GP Preview: Top Four Separated by Just 25 Points at Midseason, Champion Marquez Holds the Edge — PHOTO — ROADRACING WORLD / © Roadracing World↗ View original

At the midseason German GP, the top four riders are locked in a tight battle separated by just 25 points. Jorge Martin (Aprilia) leads the standings, with Marco Bezzecchi seven points behind. At the Sachsenring, the shortest track on the calendar, reigning champion Marc Marquez—with nine career wins there—is considered the favorite, with a potential 10th win and a Sprint-race double on the line.

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Sergio Higuchi

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Sergio HiguchiRacing · MotoGP Commentary

This picture fires me up. The top 4 riders within 25 points, Martin in the lead, Bezzecchi biting at his heels 7 points back. The stage is the Sachsenring, the shortest on the calendar, a dense circuit where corner entry to exit is over in a flash. No doubt Márquez has the edge with 9 wins there, but how a battered, banged-up Bezzecchi hangs on is something I can't take my eyes off.