Marc Marquez says that his current 42-point advantage over Valentino Rossi in the MotoGP riders’ standings is “not enough” to dismiss the Italian’s title chances. Rossi’s hopes of capturing an eighth premier class crown took a knock in the previous race at Assen, where the Italian crashed out of the lead in wet conditions – recording his third DNF of the year. Marquez, on the other hand, scored his third successive second place in a row, finishing only behind shock winner Jack Miller, to extend his advantage at the head of the standings to 24 points over Jorge Lorenzo. And while Marquez says that Lorenzo’s position makes him the more dangerous rival as the season approaches...
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