KOMPAS.com – Repsol Honda rider Marc Marquez finally managed to win the 2021 German MotoGP series in the race which took place on Sunday (20/6/2021).
At the German MotoGP which took place at the Sachsenring Circuit, Marc Marquez was at the forefront after appearing consistently throughout the race.
Previously, Marc Marquez started the German MotoGP race in the fifth starting position.
This is the first podium for Marquez after returning from a broken right arm injury he suffered last season.
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In addition, Marc Marquez also managed to “defend his throne” as king or ruler of the Sachsenring Circuit.
Marquez has the right to hold that status because he always manages to be pole sitter as well as winning races at the Sachsenring Circuit since 2010.
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The second and third positions in the German MotoGP race were occupied by Miguel Oliveira (KTM) and Fabio Quartararo (Monster Energy Yamaha).
The fourth and fifth stages in a row were filled by Brad Binder (KTM) and Francesco Bagnaia (Ducati).
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Meanwhile, the reigning MotoGP champion Joan Mir (Suzuki Ecstar) occupies the ninth position.
MotoGP legend who is now defending Petronas Yamaha Valentino Rossi finished 14th.
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Marc Marquez, who started from fifth position, immediately shot up to second at the beginning of the race.
Entering the second lap, Marquez, who was the ruler of the Sachsenring for the last 10 years, managed to race Aleix Espargaro.
Repsol Honda’s mainstay racer is temporarily leading the 2021 German MotoGP race.
Meanwhile, Johann Zarco and Fabio Quartararo are back on front row slumped and took third and fourth positions respectively.
Lap 5, Fabio Quartararo dropped out of the top five and finished sixth after being raced by Jack Miller and Miguel Oliveira.
On the other hand, MotoGP icon and Petronas Yamaha SRT rider Valentino Rossi is in 14th place.
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Entering lap 10, Aleix Espargaro lost second position after being overtaken by Jack Miller and Miguel Oliveira simultaneously.
Marquez is increasingly widening the distance with his rivals. He was 1.743 seconds ahead of second-placed Jack Miller.
The front three are temporarily filled by Marc Marquez, Jack Miller, and Miguel Oliveira.
However, Jack Miller was not long behind Marquez. He slipped to third after being raced by Miguel Oliveira.
On the 20th lap, Fabio Quartararo, who had slumped to sixth position, managed to return to the podium zone.
The Monster Energy Yamaha rider is now in third place behind Marc Marquez and Miguel Oliveira.
The competition between Marc Marquez and Miguel Oliveira was even more fierce as the race left five laps to go.
Miguel Oliveira managed to cut the distance with Marc Marquez to 1.191 seconds.
Meanwhile, Miguel Oliveira is also getting further away from the pursuit of Fabio Quartararo by almost five seconds.
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The leading three positions did not change until the last lap of the German MotoGP.
Marc Marquez is still in first place, followed by Miguel Oliveira and Fabio Quartararo.
Marquez also came out as the winner of the 2021 German MotoGP.
This victory further strengthened Marc Marquez’s status as the king of the Sachsenring with 11 consecutive wins.
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