Ducati boss David Tardozzi criticises Honda rider Marc Marquez’s attitude - ‘I don’t accept what he says’

Ducati boss David Tardozzi has criticised Marc Marquez for his gung-ho attitude and believes the Honda rider’s approach to racing should change. Marquez is yet to complete a Grand Prix this year after suffering a series of falls, and Tardozzi believes the Honda rider takes too many risks. Ad “He tries to do more things than the motorcycle allows him to do,” the Ducati told ASvia crash.net.

MotorcyclingHonda head Puig suggests Marquez can leave contract a year early25/06/2023 AT 15:05 “For me, he shouldn't fall and he should get the bike to the box. “I don't accept what he says, that he tries and falls. What do you gain with that? “He is a person with a very strong character and [finishing] fifth does not suit his character, but in my opinion, someone should tell him that it is better to think differently.

It is my opinion." Marquez has also enraged the likes of Miguel Oliveira and Johann Zarco, while Francesco Bagnaia and Maverick Vinales have been irritated by his towing tactics. “I criticise some of his actions that a champion like Marc Marquez should not do,” Tardozzi added. Bagnaia storms to fourth MotoGP win of season ahead of Bezzecchi in Assen Binder rues 'couple of millimetres' that denied him Dutch GP sprint race podium 'I felt amazing' — Bezzecchi wins Dutch sprint race, Binder controversially denied podium place “He does not help Honda by being second on the grid at Mugello, because that was not his position for his bike and what he does does not sit well with the fans.

“I don't like it; you have to respect a champion like Marc, because he's very brave. Really, he's one of the top five of all time and he can't tarnish his image with certain actions. “I remember when in the past, at Mugello, he entered the pit