Marquez is angry with himself for the "unnecessary" resignation

Marc Marquez said after the race for the French Grand Prix that he was angry with himself for the second fall in the race at Le Mans, which ended his race, as it happened completely unnecessarily due to lack of concentration.

At the end of the fifth lap, when the racers changed their motorcycles due to rain, the Honda racer took the lead in the race, but hopes of a sensational victory in the third race after his nine-month absence fell into the water when he fell in the ninth lap. The Spaniard picked up the motorcycle and returned to the race, and at a good pace he made it to the eleventh place by the 18th lap, when he fell again and finished the race.

The six-time MotoGP world champion said that before the fall he was thinking of driving to the pits again to pick up tires for a dry track, but he was not focused on the conditions on the track, so he was very disappointed with the fall over himself. “I’m angry at myself because the second fall was completely unnecessary,” he admitted. “I was thinking about other things, about the position on the motorcycle, but I wasn’t paying attention to the conditions on the track. Nevertheless, this racing weekend was full of positive things. ”

Marquez said that when replacing the motorcycle, choosing a medium-hard rear tire was not ideal for the conditions prevailing on the track at the time, but would have a certain advantage later when the track began to dry out.