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While we have been promised a wonderful meeting in Wales for two years already, it is still England which will have the honors of the MotoGP British Grand Prix this year. The Silverstone route was due to bow out, but it is clear that it is still on the calendar. This weekend, championship leader Marc Márquez will want to further mark his path towards a third world crown. Keeping an eye on the sky.

Because it is true that, this year, you should not miss the weather reports. The last matches were humid and greatly influenced the turn of the championship with, in particular, a Lorenzo who drank the cup as soon as the first drop of rain fell. During this time, Marc Márquez was swimming and there he landed in England 53 lengths ahead of a Valentino Rossi now his runner-up in the general ranking.

This weekend, the official HRC the only one capable of moving the RC213V forward regularly, will once again use his racing intelligence to make his way to the podium. And maybe more : " Silverstone is a place where the weather is generally unpredictable » comments the teammate of a Pedrosa extinct. “ Cold and rain can be expected. These are the kind of conditions that we have already had to face this year more often than not. We know how much we need to stay focused and know how to make the right choices. ».

Choices which have until now rewarded those who had been able to show a certain audacity. And Michelin will still provide new tires ! « We will see how things will turn out there and we will adapt to the situations in the same way as we have managed to do so far. I like this track. The first section is slow then there is a series of fast turns where it is possible to make a difference with good settings on the bike. I have always loved racing there and we will give everything to get the best result ».

Marc Márquez won at Silverstone in 010 with the 125cc then in 2014 in MotoGP. He has also been on the podium on three occasions in his last four appearances in Moto2 and MotoGP. Finally, he is the track record holder in 2'00.234. No doubt, it will be another customer this Sunday!

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