168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marco Bezzecchi looked set to back up his Jerez MotoGP p🎶odium with a Sprint r༒ostrum at Le Mans on Saturday, as he shadowed race leader Jorge Martin for the opening ten laps.

But with Marc Marquez starting to close on the duo, Bezzecchi pushed to respond and suddenly lost the front on entry to the Esses, 🧜with 3 laps to go.

“I felt really good, everyth✱ing was under control,” said the VR46 rider, winner of last year’s French Grand Prix.

“I had a great pace, Jorge (Martin) was closer and I understood that Marc (Marquez) was coming 🔯from behind and I tried to push to open the gap🐠 a bit.

“I made a mistake at turn 9 and couldn't recover.

“I didn't brake too late, but I leaned the bike a bit earlier compared to the lap♛ before, and doing this, the front just closed.

“It wജasn't necessary, a real shame to have missed the podium.

“I can🎐't be happy, but it was important to confiꦑrm ourselves as competitive here too.

“Tomorrow, I think the pace will be different, there will ꩲalso be the weather to under💝stand, but we can do well.”

The Italian’s exit means he is yet to score a Saturday po✃int this season but team-m♋ate Fabio di Giannantonio - who started just ahead of Bezzecchi in fourth - at least broke his 2024 Sprint drought with seventh place.

But he felt much more was possible.

“In qualifying I had an ex𒉰cellent feeling, I felt I had a margin that I wasn't able to make the most of due to the yellow flags. In the race however, I immediately started to have a particular feeling,” di Giannantonio said.

“It's a shame, I have struggled, we need to analyꦦse the data and understand, our potential was certainly different. 

"Overal𒊎l I finished the Sprint in the points for the first time this season and I know I h🐲ave the pace to be with the best tomorrow. We just need to understand what the weather will do.”

Rain is forecast for Sunday.