Pecco,
the
man
to
beat
Pecco,
according
to
2020
FIM
MotoGP
world
champion
Joan
Mir
(Team
Suzuki
Ecstar),
was
almost
perfect
in
Portugal,
with
his
metronomic
pace
and
incredibly
consistent
lap-times
compounding
that
feeling
even
further
for
everyone
looking
on.
But
Valencia
is
somewhere
the
Italian
says
he
has
sometimes
struggled,
so
it
could
be
an
interesting
one
to
watch
him
take
it
on
as
a
breakthrough
season
comes
to
a
close.
Quartararo
ready
Newly-crowned
champion
Fabio
Quartararo
(Monster
Energy
Yamaha
MotoGP)
will
be
trying
to
wrestle
some
back.
For
a
venue
that
has
treated
Yamaha
pretty
well
–
the
Iwata
marque
has
eight
wins
in
Valencia
—
the
Frenchman
has
not
got
the
best
record,
so
he
will
be
looking
to
put
that
right
and
bounce
back
in
style
from
a
crash
at
Portimao
and
his
only
DNF
of
the
season
so
far.
Marquez
misses
out
Despite
Marc
Marquez
being
on
the
sidelines,
Honda’s
record
at
the
track
–
those
ten
wins
–
make
for
good
reading,
and
that
is
something
both
Alex
Marquez
and
Takaaki
Nakagami
will
take
more
motivation
from
too.
As
will
Pol
Espargaro,
who
has
had
three
MotoGP
podiums
at
Valencia
before
arriving
at
the
Japanese
factory,
and
he
will
want
another
one
with
Honda
to
end
the
season
well.
Final
fiesta
Arrivederci,
farewell,
ciao,
but
not
goodbye.
VR46
will
remain
a
presence
in
the
paddock;
a
legend
for
millions
of
people
and
the
sport
itself!
A
weekend
guaranteed
to
enter
the
history
books
is
up
ahead,
with
the
final
fiesta
of
2021
descending
on
the
Circuit
Ricardo
Tormo.
Tune
in
at
2pm
local
time
(6.30pm
IST)
on
Sunday
for
the
Doctor’s
last
dance
and
the
final
fiesta
of
the
season!
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