“The fact that Marc Márquez is not here makes Fabio Quartararo know that there is no rider superior to him”: Alex Criville dissects Quartararo’s winning mentality in MotoGP 2022
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1999 500cc World Championship winner Alex Criville has shared his valuable analysis of Fabio Quartararo’s current winning form in MotoGP after the 23-year-old Frenchman achieved victory at the Deutschland Grand Prix. With his German GP win, Quartararo has now secured the title of being the only racer till now to win at two consecutive Grands Prix in this current season of MotoGP 2022. And Fabio Quartararo has also cemented his position at the top of the Championship standings by extending the gap between him and his closest rival, Aleix Espargarò.
Speaking of Quartararo’s unmatched skills while riding his mid-range-level Yamaha motorbike, Alex Criville said that the Yamaha factory team racer has a lot of self assurance which makes up for the fact that his YZR-M1 lacks race pace when compared to the motorbikes by other manufacturers such as Ducati. While analysing Quartararo’s performance, Criville also shed light on how Marc Marquez’s absence is boosting Quartararo’s performance.
Alex Criville dissects the reason behind Fabio Quartararo’s thunderous form in MotoGP
The current season of MotoGP has been dottedwith instances where a leading rider had fallen back to the last spot in the grid just because of inconsistency. But Fabio Quartararo, although he had a poor start to the year, displayed amazing performance and improved a lot to take over his formidable opponents like Francesco Bagnaia, and Aleix Espargarò and is now at the top of the Championship table.
Alex Criville described Quartararo’s winnig performance and mindset as a direct result of Marc Marquez’s absence from the racetrack. Alec Criville said, “The fact that Marc Márquez is not here makes Fabio Quartararo know that there is no rider superior to him.”
He also continued, “The fact that Marc Márquez is not here makes Fabio Quartararo know that there is no rider superior to him.”
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