It's apparently not yet signed, but for Alex Marquez, it's already a fait accompli. Because Pol Espargaró will be poached from KTM to join the Repsol Honda box, which is the lair of his formidable brother Marc, Alex Marquez must think about another destination in 2021. This while he is a beginner in MotoGP in a 2020 season which has not yet started. For a reigning Moto2 World Champion, the least we can say is that he is not really considered and even less well treated. His case is also starting to stir up emotions in the paddock. And up to the Rossi clan…
Alberto puig, through its initiative towards Pol Espargaro, will he succeed in the feat of bringing the Marquez and Red ? We do not know. But what is certain is that the way he takes the case into account Alex Marquez arouses empathy towards the younger brother of Marc, eight-time World Champion.
Iker Lecuona had given the signal of this incomprehension by regretting the situation at Honda. Tony Alborino followed the trend by marveling at how quickly one can go from hero to zero: “ what is happening at Honda is really strange. Alex didn't get a chance to prove his worth. But Pol Espargaró is also really strong. You probably have to experience the situation from the inside to understand everything. » commented the Italian hopeful.
“What’s happening at Honda is not pretty”
But Italy is also the homeland of the clan Red. The one who takes care of the young people in the academy on his behalf also has his opinion on the case Alex Marquez. Ihis name is Uccio Salucci, and he comments thus: “ our world is harsh and even though Honda decided with their own reasons, it's definitely not pretty. But you have to ask Alberto Puig ».
He takes the opportunity to talk about the other brother of a champion, in this case Luca marini. He could have opportunities in MotoGP for next year, even if the handlebars are almost all distributed. “ Luca is ready for MotoGP and he's working on it »Uccio finishes. We will recall that the only Moto2 rider who would have good hope of moving up to MotoGP in 2021 and George Martin, for a position at Pramac Ducati.
