Mark Markez kept reminding himself that his moto won his thick win

Mark marks It has been revealed that he was preparing himself mentally, as his victory will end in Motogp.

The regime of about 100 days factory Ducati Rider at Motogp ended on Sunday in Catalan Grand Prix, as he ended 1.7S behind his younger brother. Alex marks,

Mark Markez moved to an incredible run in summer after a decrease in silverstone in May, dualizing the following seven rounds in Europe.

The Alex Markez accident under the leadership of Barcelona Sprint Race, inciting memories of its leading Honda days from 2019, extended an unbeaten stretch to an unbeaten 15 race.

But the old Markets had nothing left in her armor to challenge her Gracini rival on Sunday, as she concluded at the end of her victory.

Speaking at the post -race press conference, the six -time Motogp Champion said that he was reminding himself that the necklace was unavoidable at some point, with Ducati team Boss David Tardozi also warned about the possibility on Sunday morning.

He said, “I (media) had been telling you since Austria or since the summer break that one day would be faster than me, and I would need to accept it,” he said. “So I kept saying that sentence in my head.

“Today, David Tardozi told me,” Maybe today is the day (your line will end). You will try, you need to try (but this is possible). “

“I tried. You look at Turn 10, I went in (and was a big moment). And then I had Alex’s flashback from Saturday.

“I will always try, but sometimes you try and you can’t. With Alex today, with Paco (Bagania in solidarity GP) last year.

“But for me, the most important (talk) for a championship, on a track where I am struggling, I am close to the fastest ones.”

Mark Marx said he knew that it would be difficult to beat his brother in Catalan GP for the later impressive track record in Barcelona.

“I already hop on Thursday that Alex will ride to defeat,” he said. “He is second in the championship and he is riding very well – especially here in Katalunya: He won at Moto3, he won twice in Moto2 and now he won in Motogp.

“I tried to do everything, I was on the border in the last interval. More or less five laps (from finish), I made a mistake on Turn 7, another mistake in Turn 10, and I gave up. It is true that Alex was faster than us today.”

The victory of Alex Markes on Sunday reduced the 182 -point gap, which led to the at least Japanese GP on 28 September.

If the difference had increased by 185 points, Mark Marx would have got the first opportunity to win the title in Munano in this weekend San Marino GP.

“Still seven races to go,” he said. “My goal is to try to have the same mentality. Do not exaggerate, try to control the boundaries, try to control the bike, try to control all points.

“Today, it is true that perhaps I was able to go to all, but it was not time to do it.

“It’s time to keep going, keep the same concentration. I was happy because I said on Thursday that there would be a day where I need to accept that someone is faster than me, and the younger brother was faster than me at the end of this week.”