24 yr odl Márquez is now the youngest rider to win 4 premier-class titles, taking the record from Hailwood, who was 25 when he won his fourth premier-class title in 1965.
He is also the youngest rider to win six world titles, taking the record from Rossi, who was 25 when he won his sixth title, the 2004 MotoGP crown.
Even more incredible, Márquez is the first rider in 69 years of GP racing to win at least five GPs every season over eight years and three different classes.
and check out this remarkably astonishing save
http://www.motorsportmagazine.com/opinion/motogp/m-rquez-ledge-beyond-edge
thanks Stephen!
He is also the youngest rider to win six world titles, taking the record from Rossi, who was 25 when he won his sixth title, the 2004 MotoGP crown.
Even more incredible, Márquez is the first rider in 69 years of GP racing to win at least five GPs every season over eight years and three different classes.
and check out this remarkably astonishing save
http://www.motorsportmagazine.com/opinion/motogp/m-rquez-ledge-beyond-edge
thanks Stephen!
Rats!
ReplyDeleteJesse, you NEVER cover MotoGP!
I was trying to avoid finding out who won the championship until I'd watching the Valencia race later this evening.
Oh well, it was a no brainer for Marquez anyway.
Regards,
Tony
Oh man! I'm sorry! You're right, I don't cover it, but, I do occasionally get amazed by something over there... http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2017/01/triumph-motorcycles-has-not-won-moto-gp.html
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