Markets Sprint not being taken after dominance: Motogp may change every day

Mark marks The Thailand Grand Prix is ​​refusing to feel “Super Happy” after winning his light-to-flag in the sprint race, warning that things can change quickly into motoogi.

Burriram 2025 Season-Opener already set up a test as a preferred firm for himself, six-time champion participated in the position of the first pole A major win in the race for half a distance of Saturday,

Factory Ducati Rider ended a second in front of his brother Alex marks On Gracini Ducati and, even more importantly, she was clear three seconds of her team partner. Francaco gardenia,

While Marx himself admitted that he fulfills his fans’ sky high expectations with a “perfect” on Saturday, he feels that it is at the beginning of the year to draw any conclusions about the Peking Order.

“Of course, today was an important day because expectations were high and I tried to use the experience and not to feel those expectations,” he said.

“Finally something arrived (and I reached expectations). We did it right on Saturday: Pol position, Sprint Race Win, as well as my brother finished second, so more happy.

“But this is the first Saturday of the year (and) it is only one Saturday. The game can change from one day to another. I am happy, but not super happy because I know tomorrow will be an important day. ,

Marx showed his experience and maturity in the Burriram Sprint race, as he maintained a second lead despite further drawing speeds from the packing pack.

The 32-year-old revealed that he had something in the reserve, but did not want to go all-out due to the risks involved.

“Sometimes if you push 100 percent then you start making some mistakes,” he said. “I tried to manage the distance between myself and other rider.

“I think I have gone to Motogp during all years that it does not matter that you win for a second or three seconds.

“Today I tried to manage that difference, tried to understand what we need tomorrow for the race.

“There were two, three brake points (where) I had some margin, but maybe if I used that margin I would probably destroy (race) – you never know. I rode comfortably, so it’s most important.”

In an interview with Spanish Broadcaster Dzan, Marx further expanded the weight of expectations and reiterated why he no longer wants to take an inappropriate risk in Motogp.

“The first race is always difficult and even if you try to escape, you see a lot of hope and desire,” Spaniard said.

“You can’t see the messages that your friends send to you. They tell you that you are going to win, to sweep and this is not true.

“It is a world championship and is paid for any mistake. I only try to do this in tests, and do not go beyond that.

“If I like it, I push and if I don’t see it clearly, I calm down and let the lap pass.”