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, in what would prove to be a stellar 2019 rookie intake. All four have gone on to win MotoGP races and two of them, Mir and Quartararo , the World Championship.
“I think he will become one of the best champions in MotoGP, like Rossi, Stoner, Lorenzo, Marquez - and also Pedrosa, who never won a championship but deserved one for all the races he won [31].Repeated problems with his right arm, plus two episodes of diplopia, mean Marquez has not completed a full MotoGP season since 2019.
“Unfortunately, when I was in my best shape, I found Marquez and his Honda in their best shape!” smiled Petrucci, who as a satellite Pramac rider had finished second to Marquez at Misano 2017 and Le Mans 2018, plus runner-up to Rossi at Silverstone 2015 and Assen 2017. “I would like to see Marquez [back to his best] against Fabio and Bagnaia and all these riders that are now leading the championship. Also Mir, who I think needs to find himself again. I think they are really, really such incredible talents,” Petrucci said.
“I hope that for me racing with electric bikes is still far away, because one of the things that helps you fall in love with the bikes is the sound,” he said. “I'm following electric bikes, dirt bikes especially, because where I live in Italy, and also I think it’s the same in Great Britain, every day it’s becoming more difficult to have tracks,” Petrucci said.
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