Historic Achievement at the Bugatti Circuit
In an impressive feat of skill and speed, Ducati’s Marc Marquez set a new all-time lap record during the timed MotoGP practice session at Le Mans. Marquez clocked an astounding time of 1:29.855, eclipsing the previous lap record held by reigning world champion Jorge Martin by a remarkable six tenths of a second. This marks a significant moment in the history of the Bugatti Circuit, as the top performers continue to push the limits of their machines.
Strong Start by Yamaha
The first half of the session highlighted Yamaha’s promising performance, echoing their success from the Jerez race. Fabio Quartararo led the charge, showcasing his talent and determination to reclaim dominance in the standings. He consistently stayed at the top of the timesheets, momentarily placing pressure on Marquez and the other competitors. However, it was clear that Marquez was determined to make his mark.
Marquez Takes Charge in the Closing Stages
After an impressive start from Quartararo and Jack Miller, it took Marquez little time to find his rhythm. He quickly advanced to the front, recording a time of 1:30.530, which put him four tenths ahead of Quartararo. Marquez’s ability to adapt and capitalize on the momentum demonstrated why he is one of the most formidable riders in MotoGP. With the rest of the season ahead, fans eagerly anticipate how this record-setting performance will influence the competitive landscape.
