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Marc Marquez Vows to Go on "Attack" After Declaring Pedro Acosta Fastest at Japanese GP

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Marc Marquez says he will go on the “attack” from Saturday onwards at the Japanese Grand Prix, admitting he faces a deficit to KTM rival Pedro Acosta.A year after wrapping up his seventh MotoGP title at Motegi, the factory Ducati rider ended the opening day of running in third place, behind his younger brother Alex Marquez and Austrian GP winner Acosta.Although the younger Marquez ...Keep reading
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We had a long time to see Alex Marquez make the fastest time of all in the trials and this happened in Japan for the 16th race of the year... The article Alex Marquez at the top of the Japanese MotoGP test was published in NewSit.

First time in the pre-qualifications and track records: "but I still have to improve. Acosta and Marc were fast, I have to figure out which tire to use Sunday"

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The Spanish rider Álex Márquez (Ducati) closed this Friday as the fastest of the first training day of the MotoGP category of the Grand Prix of Japan, 16th appointment of the World Championship of Motorcycles that is disputed in the circuit of Motegi, after mastering a tight 'Practice' ahead of Pedro Acosta (KTM) and Marc Márquez (Ducati).

Gresini driver Alex Marquez set an exclamation mark on Friday in Motegi with the best time in MotoGP time training and then talked about his hunters and the new asphalt on the Honda home track.

The Gresini Ducati rider set a new track record and took first place in the timed trials of the Japanese GP. Pedro Acosta was second and Marc Marquez third.

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motors-addict broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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