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DAZN Spain noted that Marc Márquez positively evaluated his weekend in Mandalika and said that on Thursday he would have accepted finishing with no difference compared to Martín and three points fewer than Bezzecchi. https://t.co/WiTJKAnzAq #MotoGP #IndonesianGP #MarcMárquez (translated)

DAZN Spain reported that Marc Márquez had assessed the risks and benefits during the race. The rider said he had reached the limit and that he tried to maximize his performance, waiting for Acosta and Ogura to make a mistake while overtaking. https://t.co/B5rHLsFjVs #MotoGP #MarcMárquez #Motorsport (translated)

Francky Longo reported Marc Marquez's statements, in which he said he did not have any pressure problems and maintained a pace similar to fifth-seventh place throughout the weekend. He described the pole position and the victory in the Sprint Race as unexpected. Marquez added that he felt like a winner of the weekend because he had not lost points to Martin and only dropped three points to Bezzecchi. He claimed that the Aprilias had been very competitive in Holland and Silverstone and that Mandalika was the circuit least suited to his bike and riding style. Despite finishing ten seconds behind the winner, he noted that the weekend had earned him 22 points, the same as Martin, while Bezzecchi had scored 25. He said he was satisfied and was following "El Plan." #MotoGP #MotoGP #MarcMarquez #Motorsport (translated)

Francky Longo wrote that the Indonesian GP highlighted the gap between Marc Márquez and the other Ducati riders. Márquez finished sixth in 40'57''360, 10.778 seconds behind the winner Marco Bezzecchi. According to the gaps reported by Longo, Alex Márquez crossed the line 6.043 seconds later, Fabio Di Giannantonio 9.062, and Franco Morbidelli 17.234; Francesco Bagnaia had retired on the fifth lap and Fermín Aldeguer on the first. Longo added that, in his opinion, the words spoken a couple of years earlier by Gigi Dall’Igna about the need to have a rider like Marc to continue winning were now clear to everyone. #MotoGP #Ducati #MotoGP #Marquez (translated)

The Indonesia GP of MotoGP presents itself as an exciting race in which Marc Márquez and Jorge Martín fight to position themselves at the top of the championship, with Márquez seeking to consolidate his leadership and Martín trying to regain ground after a difficult season. #MotoGP #GPIIndonesia #MarcMárquez (translated)

Francky Longo reported that Raul Fernandez accused Marco Bezzecchi of deliberately pushing him towards the outside of the track, forcing him to cross the white line. According to Fernandez, the maneuver also allowed two Ducati, direct rivals, to pass. He said he had broken a finger and that he might have to go home the next day. Fernandez specified that he could accept a mistake, but he called an intentional maneuver a matter of sporting respect. Longo concluded by using vulgar words towards those who had accused Marc Márquez. #MotoGP #MotoGP #Sportività #Corse (translated)

"This track is one of the most complicated. I had the race almost won; it was a matter of managing the distance. I wanted to warm up the tire and, after letting Márquez pass, try to attack again. I was going to attempt the overtaking on the last lap, but I made a mistake. I lost a great opportunity," lamented Martín. #MotoGP #Mandalika #MarcMárquez (translated)

Marc Márquez won the sprint race of the Indonesian GP, achieving his first victory at that circuit and regaining the lead in the World Championship, despite the difficulties faced and the pressure from his rival, Jorge Martín. #GranPremiodeIndonesia #MotoGP #MarcMárquez (translated)