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Marc Marquez's Strategic Move in Brno: Timing the Perfect Overtake

In a thrilling race at the Czech Grand Prix, Marc Marquez strategically waited until Lap 8 to seize the lead, marking his fifth consecutive win with Ducati. The six-time MotoGP champion shared his reasoning behind this tactical decision.

Our Take:

Marquez's patience is a testament to his experience and understanding of race dynamics. By waiting to take the lead, he not only conserved his tires but also studied his opponents' strategies, showcasing that sometimes, waiting can be more powerful than charging in headfirst.

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Source: https://www.f1technical.net/news/27397

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