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Marc Marquez won the MotoGP race at Round 2, the eni Motorrad Grand Prix Deutschland at the Sachsenring. Having also taken the Sprint the day before, he completely dominated the weekend at a track where he traditionally excels, further extending his championship lead.
Marquez at the Sachsenring is on a whole different level. On that tight, left-hand-heavy layout, only someone who's carved corner entry to exit into muscle memory can take control. Sweeping pole, sprint, and the main race all in one weekend proves he's memorized this track down to his fingertips. Staying out front on a circuit where overtaking is brutally hard - that's exactly the kind of riding that makes me, someone who's watched this sport trackside for years, let out a groan of respect.
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Is the Sachsenring really that much of a strong track for Marquez?
Marquez dominating the Sachsenring - feels like we've been watching this for years.
I get that Ducati's fast, but a runaway race is just boring to watch...
People say 'runaway,' but honestly nobody can beat him at the Sachsenring right now.
This just extends his championship lead further - this year's basically decided already.
If he takes both the sprint and the main race, you start feeling bad for everyone else.
It's less 'poor guy' and more 'the others need to step up their game.'
Marquez is just too strong, the Sachsenring is basically his backyard.
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