First for Mark Mark at ASEN

First for Mark Mark at the GP of ASEN’s Moto GP. Ducati’s Spanish driver made an impressive appearance in the Dutch city and won both the Sprint and the main match for the 100th anniversary of the Dutch TT.

Yamaha’s Fabio Quartaro was the rider who started with Pole Position, but lost three seats and Peko Banaia was at the top.

Alex and Mark Mark were in second and third places respectively before changing positions in the second round.

Marko Beceki made his attack on Alex Marceth in the last turn, managing to cross the Spaniard and go third.

Mark Marquette took the lead in the last fifth round. Alex Marceth fell to the ground against Acosta and abandoned, and then transferred to the medical center and diagnosed that he had been fractured on the left. hand.

In the seventh round, Joan Mir and Fermin Aldegueer clashed and left.

In the 21st round, Marceth received a warning of breach of track limits, which meant that if he repeated it twice he would receive a long -standing penalty. Nevertheless, he maintained his temper and withstood the pressure of his opponents. Thus, he equalized Jacomos Angostini in second place of all time in MotoGP wins, reaching 68.

Beetzi finished second with Aprilia. The Trinity was completed by Banaia, finishing 2 ” behind the two pioneers.

Acosta and Maverick took the fourth and fifth place.

Neither Rider was giving an inch, but it was @alexmarquez73 Who Hit the Deck and Walked Out Injured ???????#Dutchgp ???? pic.twitter.com/3syqvlyu4d

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