168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez is set for MotoGP action following the conclusion of the three-week summer🌱-break, with Friday Practice getting underway today at Silverstone. 

However,🗹 talk heading into the wꦛeekend still surrounded his incident with Nicolo Bulega at World Ducati Week. 

Marquez hit the Superbike rider when trying to make a pass 💯at the final corner, and on Thursday th𝄹e eight-time world champion admitted it was his fault.

"Of course it was not fun! I tried something there that I'm used to doing with the MotoGP bike but inღ the moment I didn't understand that I was riding a street bike," said Marquez. 

"Even if it's a really good bike, the reaction of the bike I didn't expect and couldn't stoℱp well. It was a mistake. I cann💦ot say anything more."

Marquez was taking part in his first♔ WDW after signi𝓡ng for Gresini towards the end of last season.

On the podiuꦐm in his first 'Race of Champions', Marquez's focus is now back on MotoGP as he sits third in the standings, just💦 ahead of Enea Bastianini.

During the summer-break MotoGP announced they would be staging back-to-back rounds at Misano, wit🍃h the first of those taking place on 6-8 of September.

It's the same venue where Marquez clashed with Bule𓃲ga and the former Honda star says he agrees with the decisi🌄on to hold a second race in Misano, but only because it's logistically best for the teams. 

Marquez ♛said: "Two GP's in the same race track is not the best for the championship but it was the easiest plan or the most comfortable plan for the teams. 

"I completely agree. The seౠcond one in Misano; you will be on the lap re൩cord already in FP1."