168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Marquez admitted he was brought to tears again while watching a replay of his debut MotoGP victory at Jerez.

Marquez secured his first premier-class win last time out in Spain, which also moved the Gresini Ducati rider🀅 to the top of the championship standings, just one point clear of brother Marc heading into this weekend’s French Grand Prix.

“Yeah, I watched the race, alone!” Alex said at Le Mans on Thursday. “Because still the emotions were there and when I saw myself crying, on the sofa I was crying again! So better to watch aꦏlone.”

Despite the intense emotions, Marquez insists nothing has fundamentally changed in his mindse🍸t or preparation after finally becom💞ing a MotoGP race winner.

“I don't feel any different💎. I mean, life is the same,” he said. “You need to go bicycling. You need to go t🐎o the gym. So everything is the same. A win cannot change you.

“The ౠmentality and the approach to this weekend needs to be the same. So we will try🍰 to give 100% as we did in Jerez from the first moment, try to concentrate and focus on the job that we need to do. And that's it.

“We are leading [the champ𝄹ionship], but in the end it's just six races. So we enjoy it a 🃏lot, but we need to continue.”

The best way to continue would be for Alex to build on✅ Ducati's five-year winning streak, each with a different rider, at Le Mans on Sunday.

“We hope it will be a 🥃sixth win with a different rider! For sure, we'll try, but as I said, we need to go race by race.”

Alex also acknowled♈ged the performance advantage h𓆉eld by his brother Marc:

“As I’ve said♛, Marc is still half a step in fro👍nt of us. He made two mistakes and that's part of racing, but about pure performance, he's better tha🌠n us. So we need to keep im🔜proving.”

When asked a👍bout Alex Marquez’s potential as a genuine MotoGP title contender, KTM’s Maverick Vinales, sitting alongside, replied: 

“From my point of view, it will depend on how much he will believe he can do it.”