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‘It was a podium and I tried for it’ – Alex Marquez on dramatic crash at Italian GP as Francesco Bagnaia secures victory

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Alex Marquez said he perhaps should have settled for a top-five finish after his crash at the Italian Grand Prix which cost the Ducati racer a podium finish.

Marquez managed to pass Luca Marini on lap 11 to move into third but could not avoid going into the gravel, seemingly succumbing to the pressure of holding his position.

Ad The Spaniard was clearly not having much luck at Mugello after also crashing out of Saturday’s sprint race following a collision with Brad Binder.

Grand Prix ItalyBagnaia cleans up at Italian Grand Prix with dominant winA DAY AGO “I was pushing in a good way until that point,” said Marquez in quotes published by crash.net. “I was expecting to lose the front everywhere apart from there.

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