168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez has re💜vealed that he has made intentional changes to his riding style for the 2025 MotoGP season, even admitting that his previous style wa🍌s “more beautiful”.

The Spanish rider has historically been known for his flamboyant riding style, pioneering the ‘elbow down’ style that is prevalent today, sliding both tyres on corner entry, and often crashing several times per race weekend aꦓs he sought to 💛find the limit.

However, the eight-times World Champion won both races at the 2025 MotoGP s﷽eason opener in Thailand witho🍃ut crashing once all weekend, and while barely allowing his Ducati Desmosedici GP25 to step out of line.

“One of the things I've worked on the most this winter is to be even cleaner in my riding,” 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Ducati Lenovo’s Marquez told .

“I'm not 20 anymo𓂃re, I'm 32, I have to manage the falls, my body. That's why I have to be clean and manage my energy.

“I know that before my riding was more beautiful, but last year I understood that for me it is bet🦩ter that way.

“Then, for🔯 qualifying, I can go more aggressive, but I will achieve it st꧑ep by step.”

Marc Marquez credits two MotoGP rivals

While one of Marquez’s stand-out strengths through his entire MotoGP career has been l🔴eft-hand corners, the right🐟-handers presented as a problem area for him last year in comparison to riders such as Francesco Bagnaia.

The Spaniard says that he has tried to learn from the  style of Bagnaia and other Ducati riders😼 to improve in this a🤪rea.

“I also worked on the rig🍷ht-hand cornඣers, to improve myself,” he said.

“I d💞id it by obs꧅erving Pecco [Francesco Bagnaia] a lot, because he's very strong. But also my brother Alex [Marquez].

“I've improved and I'm losing less than before. My 🦂goal was not ♊to be much faster than before, but more consistent.”

He ꧙added: "I've♓ watched a lot of videos, I've concentrated on what they do with the body, with the legs, with the brake and I still have to work on it to be even more consistent.

“My instinct, sometimes, 💛still tells me to stick with my usual riding style. Let's see if I can k🀅eep the new riding style this year.”