First in the warm-up in the morning and then in the lead in the race by highsider. The former “king of saves” fell no less than three times on Sunday. The six-time world champion was undisputedly the biggest loser in the French Grand Prix. From the “King of saves” to the rupture pilot on duty – Marc Marquez According to his own statement in an interview after the race, that cost him the chance to fight for victory. Johann Zarco shortly before the race in the Pramac Ducati Box – it was basically his circumstances, but he got off to a terrible start from position 5 and was initially not even in the top ten. We got the impression, however, that his eyes indicated that he still hadn’t properly digested the missed win. His compatriot Johann Zarco also said that under these circumstances he was very satisfied with second place. His front tire was completely exhausted, and it was his first wet podium of his entire career anyway, as he emphasized afterwards. Although his compatriot Johann Zarco pushed him to third place with 6 laps to go, the young man from Nice was still more than satisfied with his podium after the most difficult race of his life. Pole setter Fabio Quartararo drove a flawless and very smart race and despite a mistake in the bike change he, like Jack, managed the long lap penalty without being tempted to make a mistake. Jack Miller (Ducati Lenovo) in a special gymnastics exercise on his GP-21 – once again the man from Down Under was able to prove his skills as a specialist in extremely difficult conditions. After that he had to race in his box, what a terrible nonsense of these FIM officials, who keep coming up with new stupidity! But in the end it all turned out well for Fabio. Even if Fabio Quartararo had been penalized with a long lap penalty by the race management for a mistake in the hectic pace when he drove into Maverick’s box.
Even if the Marseillaise was not played this time, the French could be more than satisfied with the outcome of the fifth round of the World Cup in their home country.
This time Miller brought another difficult race to an end in his career, in which he was able to show all his qualities. But in the home of the French there was definitely nothing wrong with the Australian’s victory. Jack’s one-two punch and French double podium at Le MansĪfter a completely botched start to the season, Jack Miller was resurrected in Jerez de la Frontera with his victory, which was undoubtedly also due to the arm pump problems of the previous leader Quartararo. Lokalmatador Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha) delivered a very smart race and was able to finish on the podium for the third time in the young season less than two weeks after his arm-pump operation.
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