Ducati, Marc Marquez clarifies, “It’s not like he’s running for free”

Ducati, Marc Marquez clarifies: "Not è racing for free"

Marc Marquez looked again at his future in Ducati at a press conference in Buriram, where the Grand Prix of Thailand is being held on Sunday. The Catalan rider è returned to his particular choice to move to a satellite team: "Being an ambitious person, who wants to take on his own challenges, I put the sport first, but I did not say he will run" for free". 

"I want to prioritize other things, and I am lucky that I can do that by putting sports first. In my sports career, whenever I have made decisions I have done so by prioritizing these things, and I will continue to do so until I retire. After this you will think of other things to do in life, but for now è on the track I want to have fun. È the ì that you really see if you are worth it or not".

On his chancesà over the weekend: "For me it was already a dream to be on the podium in Japan, becauseé if that were to be my last podium it would still be nice precisely becauseé è it was achieved in Japan, in the Honda house. We have to però align all the planets: right now we are very far". 

"We are not fifth or sixth, but tenth, eleventh, twelfth, that is far from the podium, and è theè that we have to keep working. If there is the slightest chance; I will try; as happened in India. I got a fourth place, an easy fifth and tried to do something more for the podium. Nobody remembers the fifth place, but the podium sì".