Marco Bezzecchi experienced a difficult Dutch Grand Prix, ending prematurely with yet another crash, synonymous with retirement. Starting from 14th place on the grid and 15th after the start, Bezzecchi struggled to recover before falling on the third lap and finally retiring on the sixth lap. A complicated weekend that he will have to quickly forget before tackling the next Grand Prix at the Sachsenring scheduled for this weekend.
« I had a lot of trouble all weekend : even in the race, I didn't manage to get into rhythm and then I fell, " said Marco Bezzecchi. " I lost the front, the first throttle is always complicated. I have understeer, the rear pushes and in these situations it's easy to fall. It's a shame, it's a difficult time, but we don't give up and continue working to get closer."
After a weekend like this, the crew member of a Fabio DiGiannantonio who finished at the foot of the Batavian podium expresses his frustration: “ I swear a lot and try to let off steam, then I have a day of complete solitude. Need to reset quickly, forgetting what is wrong while not neglecting the work done and the mistakes made. This is part of the routine before each race."
Marco Bezzecchi: “ I have trouble hiding it because I'm not fast and it kicks my ass »
Comparing his Moto2 debut to his current season, Bezzecchi note : " my debut in Moto2 was perhaps more difficult because even when I was good, I still had bad results. This year I got on the podium in Jerez, but unfortunately it's not a good moment. This is visible both in the results and on my face. I actually have a hard time hiding it because I'm not fast and it kicks my ass."
Bezzecchi will have to quickly recover from this difficult weekend to approach the next Grand Prix with a renewed mentality and the hope of rediscovering the performance that took him to the podium in Jerez.
MotoGP, Assen: classification of the Dutch Grand Prix:
