Three-time champion Lorenzo has made it clear that he rates compatriot🍰 Marquez as the top rider in today’s MotoGP, and believes he would have won a title in the past three years if not for injuries.

“With Jorge there was a lꦑot of respect, I learned a lot from him,” Marquez responded to DAZN. 

“For me he was a point of reference like 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Dani Pedrosa or 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Valentino Rossi. 

“I was able to compete against them and I managed to win against them, but aℱbove all to learn, which is the most important thing. 

“Sometimes it is not enough to be the best, but y🌜ou have to be the most complete, the smartest, the fastest.

“And may the team and tꦆhe bike accompany you in the fight for the world championship."

Lorenzo has also issued a stern warning that Marquez must “choose between winning the title or making money” - suggesting that Repsol Honda, who reward him with a lucrative c💝ontract, can no longer provide him with the machinery to win the champi💧onship.

Marquez has already complained about his 2023 prototype bike but h🌸as also defended team boss Alberto Puig, as Honda put on a united front after their awful year.

Marquez’s hopes of matching Rossi’s seven premier class titles this ye🥀ar will depend on his own physical state, and the performance of his bike, ne⛄ither of which held up to scrutiny in 2022.

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