168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez can demonstrate his important quality of “manipulating” a garage to suit hi꧟s needs this year, it has been claimed.

It is a quality he shares with his fierce rival 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Valentino Rossi.

Marquez denied Rossi’s protege, and his new factory Ducati teammate, Pecco Bagnaia at last weekend’s Thailand MotoGP.

🎉Marquez won on his debut in red to send shockwaves through MotoGP about what he might be capable of in 2025, aboard the best m😼achinery in the sport.

Key to his fate - and to Bagnaia’s - could be how Duca꧒ti treat their two star riders.

Manipulation claim made about Marc Marquez

“People at home will think about Marc: arrogance, because of his behaviour on track,” TNT Sports’ Neil Hodgson asse🎃s🦹sed.

“But he’s a people person, he’s꧅ a real tဣeam player.

“He’s r༺eally good - th𝐆is sounds harsh - at manipulating the team around him.

“I underline that by saying it’s part of the job.

“You want all t🐲he guys in the team to fight for you. Marc⛄ is the master of that.

“Do you know who was better than him, or♛ as good as him? Vaꦫlentino.

“Valentino could manipulat💞e a team around𝔉 him very well.”

Rossi, alongside Jorge Lorenzo at Yamaha, was involved in a combus𝔍tible alliance.

Marquez 🅺and Bagnaia, and Ducati themselves, have downplayed any comparisons to Yamaha’s classic fiery duo.

Marquez ﷽claimed before romping to victory at Buriram that he would treat Bagnaia as a🌠 reference point on the GP25 due to his greater experience of the bike.

It was a cryptic comment which caught the eye.

“It’s not his first ro🌜deo! He knows how 𝓡to play the press, and a garage,” Hodgson noted.

“He’s very good at turning the garage he works in all onto his side. They loved him ♛at Gresini and at Honda.

“Now he’s got the ultimate challenge of turning Bagnaia’s garage into a Marc Mar🍬quez garage.

“Pecco won their first MotoGP title since Casey Stoner in 2007. An Italian on their bike winning the ꧑championship was huge. They love Pecco at ൩Ducati.

“But one thin💞g I know is that Ducati love winners.”

The writing w🎀as perhaps on the wall at the Thailaꦇnd MotoGP upon Marquez’s arrival.

“Nerves come when you turn up knowing that you can wi༺n a race,” 🍌Michael Laverty noted.

“He did some🍰times at Gresini. At Aragon he probably arrived confidently. But he was always on the back foot on the older machine.

“Now,⛄ he’s got the best 👍tools on the planet at his disposal, and the best engineers.

“The swagger in h♋ow he walks around the paddock? He is confident.”