The Repsol Honda Team is ready for the Dutch round of the MotoGP season. Marc Marquez will return to the team after missing the German Grand Prix, while Iker Lecuona will make his second appearance of the year. Joan Mir will continue to recover from injury at home.
Marquez
Marquez is eager to return to the bike after a tough weekend in Germany. He has a good record at Assen, having won the race twice in the premier class. He and the team will look to improve on their recent results and return to the front of the pack.
Lecuona will be looking to build on his impressive debut for the Repsol Honda Team at the Spanish Grand Prix. He has a good history at Assen, claiming his debut WorldSBK podium at the circuit in 2022. He hopes to challenge for points and show what he is capable of.
The Repsol Honda Team is confident they can have a strong weekend in Assen. Marquez and Lecuona are both experienced riders who are capable of winning races. With a good weekend, they could move up the championship standings and put themselves in contention for the title.
Here are some key points:
- After missing the German Grand Prix, Marc Marquez is back in the Repsol Honda Team.
- Iker Lecuona will make his second appearance of the year for the team.
- Joan Mir will continue to recover from injury at home.
- Marquez has a good record at Assen, having won the race twice in the premier class.
- Lecuona has a good history at Assen, claiming his debut WorldSBK podium in 2022.
- The Repsol Honda Team is confident they can have a strong weekend in Assen.
The Dutch round is known for its fast and flowing nature, often leading to intense battles between riders. Marquez and Lecuona will be looking to make the most of the conditions and score some good results before the summer break.
Here are some key things to watch for at the Dutch Grand Prix:
- Can Marc Marquez return to form and challenge for the win?
- How will Iker Lecuona perform in his second appearance for the Repsol Honda Team?
- Can Joan Mir make a comeback at the British Grand Prix?
The Dutch Grand Prix will surely be an exciting race, and we can’t wait to see how it unfolds.
Marc Marquez
“I arrive in Assen looking to put the hard weekend in Germany behind me. We have one more race before the summer break, and the objective is to gather a lot of good data for the engineers so they can work over the next weeks. This is the focus for the weekend; we need to remain calm and approach the weekend with a clear plan.”
Iker Lecuona
“First of all, I want to wish Joan all the best in his recovery. I am excited to join the team again; it’s a true honour. Assen is a circuit I like; I got my first WorldSBK podium there, so hopefully, we can have another good weekend like in Jerez. I am still recovering a bit after the crash in Misano, so this will be a good physical test too. Let’s ride!”
