Marquez hints at ‘something interesting’ from Brno test

Marc Marquez is eager to continue the development work he ran for Repsol Honda at the Brno test last Monday having found ‘something interesting’ ahead of the Austrian MotoGP round.

Marquez had four different Honda bikes on testing duties at the Czech Republic track earlier this week and ended the test on top following his third place finish in Sunday’s race behind the Ducati duo of Andrea Dovizioso and Jorge Lorenzo.

Marquez hints at ‘something interesting’ from Brno test

Marc Marquez is eager to continue the development work he ran for Repsol Honda at the Brno test last Monday having found ‘something interesting’ ahead of the Austrian MotoGP round.

Marquez had four different Honda bikes on testing duties at the Czech Republic track earlier this week and ended the test on top following his third place finish in Sunday’s race behind the Ducati duo of Andrea Dovizioso and Jorge Lorenzo.

The reigning MotoGP world champion says he will continue pushing with a line of development from the test, keeping the finer details closely guarded during the riders’ press conference at the Red Bull Ring, but is confident of strong gains in Austria.

“On Monday’s test it was very busy for us as we had many things to try,” Marquez said. “Some of them we will try and introduce here step-by-step as we found something interesting.

“Apart from that we will see here as we arrived with some gaps but this year everything is a bit clearer but also both Ducati riders, like we saw in Brno, they are both at a very high level so we will try to find the best way to fight with the them until the end.

“Both Ducati riders here last year were very fast and even two years ago so it will be tough but you must start the weekend in a positive way.

“We will try to be there and try to find the best set up and then on Sunday the podium in the main target, if we can fight for the victory we will try but since you haven’t tried the tyres or how is the feeling with the bike and tyres and asphalt you cannot say a lot.”

Marquez’s third place from Brno enabled him to increase his MotoGP world championship lead to 49 points on nearest rival Valentino Rossi who finished in fourth place at the Czech Republic round.

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