Marc Marquez says winning t🐽he MotoGP Aragon Granဣd Prix was “mandatory” for himself and Ducati but doesn’t believe it to be a significant moment in his 2025 season.

The eight-time world champion became the first rider since himself 10 years ago to lead every session of a grand prix weekend, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:afte⛎r claiming a runaway win at ܫAragon on Sunday.

It’s a result that has put him 32 points clear in the championship and marks his first 𓆉Sunꦰday victory since April’s Qatar GP.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez says it was “mandatory” for him to win at a circuit he has been victorious at now seven times in MotoGP, having crashed out of top results already at COTA and Jerez 🐽this season.

When asked if he saw th𝕴e dominance of his Aragon win as a significant moment much like his comeback win at the venue last year, he said: “No, I don’t think so, because we started already in a very good way from Thailand to Jerez.

“Then it’s true that Le Mans, ꧙especially Silverstone, we missed the way a ꦑbit but we understood why.

“And then here ♍I came back, I felt again 🥃the same feeling as I had in the pre-season and as I had in the first races, and it’s true that last year here was a very important weekend because it was a victory that I was looking for for many, many days.

“It was one of the biggestܫ challenges of my career.

“But this victory was mandatory in our garage and in myself. Why? Because if I want 🎃to fight for this championship I cannot… ok, I’m leading, I have an advantage against Alex [Marquez], more against Pecco [Bagnaia].

“But in two good circuits for me, that were Austin and Jerez I lost 5𝓰0 points. So, it’s there where we need to keep working.”

Marquez 🍌has spoken all weekend at Aragon about avoiding the mistakes he has made in grands prix in 2025 and admits they played on his mind at one stage on Sunday.

“Of course, if we want to fight for🐟 the championship we cannot repeat a mistake, especially, lik▨e Austin,” he added.

“Th🥀e other ones, ok, but Austin was a big mistake and then today I was ver🍨y focused.

“When six, seven laps remained I started to think about those mistakes, how to manage the situation, but then I was looking at the lap🗹 time and I was riding in 1m47s-low without full concentration.

“Then I decided to increase the speed to be focused again and I just enjoyed that last lap and the🐲 finish line with Alex, because in Jerez I was more sad than usual becau♉se he won and I was not able to celebrate on the podium with him.”