Remember: when recounting his memories of a life spent in the MotoGP paddock, Livio Suppo admitted to having been marked by the determination of Marc Márquez. And especially after his big accident during the 2013 Italian Grand Prix on the Mugello track. The one who was then starting in the premier category, and who was already going to win the title at the end, had ejected from his sinking Honda at more than 250 km/h. But his only thought, back in the box, was to get back on the track with his second machine. Well, that's what he wanted people to believe...
Although he is perhaps not without reproach, the knight Marc Márquez is known for being fearless. He falls as many times as he avoids falls, a proportion that is only due to luck. There's pure talent in there too. However, Cervera's man's armor can be hit and crack. This rare moment arrived in 2013, at Mugello.
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The rest is Marc Márquez who tells it on DAZN: “ The crash that affected me the most was seven years ago at Mugello, because I was heading into a wall at 300 km/h. It was the only time I was afraid. " He adds : " in a tenth of a second, I decided to jump off the bike. Balancing risk and outcome is always difficult. I will always look for the limit, it's my mentality and my DNA. At 11 years old, I was already on a 125cc at 220 km/h. »
He ends with this Mugello 2013 : " I don't like to talk about it, but something very serious could have happened. » A conclusion that his mother could have made who tells a slice of the life of the brat Marc… " When Marc rode a motorcycle for the first time at 4 years old, he was not afraid of anything, he did things instinctively without thinking. Une times, Mark has stole my scooter and he came back with bloody knees. He told me a cat had crossed the street and I believed him. »
A mother who will see her two sons Marc et álex brought together under the same roof Repsol Honda in a season that we hope to launch the July 19 in Jerez on Dorna's side.
