“I was always really close to crashing”
Jorge Martin says he would have crashed without Marc Marquez doing so in front of him in the MotoGP Thailand Grand Prix because he was able to anticipate losing the front.at Buriram while title rival Francesco Bagnaia dominated for a vital win.Get the latest MotoGP news, exclusives, interviews and promotions from the paddock direct to your inboxMartin led briefly in the early stages but ran wide at Turn 3 on lap five and dropped behind Bagnaia and Marc Marquez .
Speaking after the race, Martin says he was able to save his own crash because he saw Marquez go down in front of him - and would have lost the lead in the championship without it. “I was sliding a lot from the rear. I was even increasing that gap and at that point I saw they had something else. The rainfall prior to the race heaped tension on the title challengers, with Martin noting that “I don’t want anybody to feel what I felt before the race: I think being Pecco or me at this stage of the championship in these conditions is not really good.”
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