Aragon MotoGP: Marc Marquez: ‘The objective this weekend is to build for the future, excited to return to MotoGP’

After nearly four months away from MotoGP, Marc Marquez will make his official return to competitive racing at this weekend’s Grand Prix of Aragon. 
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With Honda in the midst of a terrible 2022 MotoGP season, one of its worst in the premier class, the return 🅠of Marquez couldn’t come soon enough for the Japanese brand.

Marquez made his return to on-track acti🥃on with a positive outing at last week’s two-day Misano MotoGP test, before taking to the Aragon Karting circuit aboard a CBR600 in order to ramp up his preparations for a competitive return earlier this week.  

Remarkably, Marquez remains🧔 Honda’s highest scoring rider💟 so far in 2022 despite missing six races. 

Given his outstanding record at Aragon which includes five premier class victories since moving up to MotoGP in 2013, chances are Marquez will add to his points tally in a big way although the eight-t💙ime world champion has stressed that fighting ‘straight away’ is n🔴ot his objective this weekend. 

"Well, what can I say? I am very excited to return to MotoGP this weekend, especi♓ally at such a special track for me like Aragon," said Marquez.&🐽nbsp;

"The objective this weekend is not to go out and fight straight away, it is to build up everything and prepare꧒ well for the future. Build myself, the bike, everything. 

"Misano was good but the race weekend will be different, there𓄧’s more intensity and less time to rest so it will be a different kind of challenge. 

"I have been doing a lot of recovery work and continuing in the gym as well as riding a bike again be𒈔fore this weekend. I am very happy to be back!" 

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Pol Espargaro looking for improved MotoGP showing in front of home fans

With just six races of the 2022 campaign left to r🎶un, the soon-to-be GASGAS Tech 3 KTM rider is aiming to pඣut forward an improved performance following a ‘good’ Misano test.

Espargaro has not managed to secure a ꦗtop ten finish since Portimao, which again highlights how much Honda have been struggling of late.

Speaking ahead of this weekend, Espargaro added: "We had a good test in Misano and I have had a positive week training and recovering at home, so I am looking forward to racing 💖in Aragon this weekend. 

"Of course al💞l the local fans provide a nice boost and after what we found during the test, I’m aiming for a positive weekend. 

"It’s important to start this period wꦬell because we have a lot of races in not a lot of time, so we need🌞 to build momentum and carry it to this series of races. 

"Our first job is to confirm w൲hat we found in Misano and see how the weekend develops."

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