Hard to block memories of damage in Germany MotoGP winner

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Marquez severely broke his right upper arm during falls in recent years at the Spanish GP, requiring three surgeries and removing him from the entire 2020 season.

He has struggled on his right shoulder since his return to Portugal in April, but felt the Sachsenring, where he has been unbeaten since 2010, offers a strong opportunity for the podium thanks to his counterclockwise placement.

Marquez took the lead in the second round on Sundays with a 30-round German GP and resisted pressure from Miguel Oliveira, M.Sc. sealed his first win in 581 days.

The Honda rider admits when it started to rain early that my race was mine and my race that his sensational return to Germany is just the beginning of his return in front of MotoGP.

Competition winner Marc Marquez, Repsol Honda Team

Competition winner Marc Marquez, Repsol Honda Team

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Yeah, I mean it as one of the most important and difficult moments of my career and I knew today that it was a great opportunity, Marquez said at the Parc farm as he fought tears.

The mentality was not easy because I am in a tough situation, three zeros in a row, but I said today is the day.

Before I come this weekend, I say ok, I’m trying to fight on the podium, I’m trying to be close to the top boys.

But the win was a small chance, but I said that if it is perfect conditions, I will try.

And when I saw a few drops in four, five rounds, I say it to my race.

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And then at that point I pushed and kept the same competitive pace as before.

Even though it started another drop, I pushed even more and then I said ok, it’s time to take a risk.

I take the risk in those laps and when I passed that moment, another race started with Miguel.

He pushed a lot, but then it was really hard to stay focused because of all the memories, all the situations over the last year were there.

But we did it, we do it again. We are in a difficult situation, but we are trying to stay on the same level.

Marquez admitted on Saturday that he couldn’t think of winning, but has now won the last 11 races he has competed in the 125cc, Moto2 and MotoGP classes at the Sachsenring.

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