I don't think he can afford to get complacent... At the end of the race Pedrosa, Lorenzo, and Rossi where all within 5 seconds. With that sort of gap it's only one mistake and the result is not such a foregone conclusion.
I reckon there will be some work going on over at Yamaha, not sure I'd write Lorenzo or Rossi out just yet..
Marquez not getting complacent
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Re: Marquez not getting complacent
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Re: Marquez not getting complacent
He was miles ahead. That said he doesn't strike me as the sort to be complacent. He was using all of the track and a bit off it yesterday.
