Honda rider Marc Marquez has been trying to take the positives from an “unlucky” British Grand Prix, after retiring with an engine failure. The three-time MotoGP champion was running in third place, behind Valentino Rossi and eventual race winner Andrea Dovizioso, when he was forced to retire on lap 14. Dovizioso finished ahead of Maverick Vinales and Rossi, putting the Ducati rider nine points clear of Marquez in the riders’ championship. Despite the disappointment of retiring, Marquez took plenty of positives from the weekend at Silverstone. “Today [Sunday] was really unlucky, as I was feeling very good on the bike and was there with the others, just trying to...
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