Marc Marquez says he’ll dig into Honda’s World Superbike data as part of his p💃lan to get up t꧟o speed at the new Buriram circuit ahead of the Thailand MotoGP test.

The reig𒁏ning MotoGP world champion will join his rivals on track in Thailand for the second💎 official pre-season test this weekend as the Buriram circuit makes its MotoGP debut ahead of its maiden race weekend in early October.

The Repsol Honda💜 rider has completed a familiarisation lap of the new MotoGP track on a scooter and says a key preparation tool has been reviewing the data compiled by the factory Honda World Super🐷bike squad at the Thai circuit. The production-based series made its debut at the circuit three years ago and provided an important test on the track’s capabilities of hosting MotoGP.

Marquez feels assessing Honda's current data and getting gearbox settings spot on wil♐l be vital for a productive three-day test in Thailand with his Repsol Honda RC213V.

“The most important thing is to do good work with the team as we analyse the data we have, including that from World Superbike, so we can try to start with good base,” Marquez sa﷽id. “Especially the gearbox setting, because if you’re very far off with that, it takes a long time to reco🐈ver. We’ll see. I’m eager to get on my bike tomorrow and get started.

“Today we did a lap on a scooter, which of course is very different from our bike, so to get a real impression is difficult. Still, all in all, I like it baseཧd on wh🧸at I saw.

“Many people compare this place to🧸 Malaysia, but while it’s true that it’s definitely hot here, it’s also different, with a different type of humidity.

“It’s a short track, fast in some areas like the two straights that require good acceleration, but in the middle there’s a ti🔜ght, technical p♒art that I expect to like. Anyway, tomorrow we’ll see what it’s really like.”