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Marc Marquez won the MotoGP German GP. It was his 10th career victory at the Sachsenring. Leading from start to finish in a flawless race, he rode away from the field as rivals crashed out, further tightening his grip on the season's title race.
From corner entry all the way to exit, there wasn't an ounce of waste in Marquez's line. His tenth win at the Sachsenring is no accident. This track's endless left-handers demand the nerve to commit your whole body into them. The difference between him and the guys sliding off behind him comes down to whether you can hold onto that nerve all the way to the flag. I've watched it trackside more than once, and that runaway ride was just brutal.
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There's also an element of the runaway coming from everyone else crashing on their own.
Crash aside, he was fast from qualifying, the speed itself is the real deal.
10 wins at this track alone, how good a match can one rider be with a circuit.
Marquez at Sachsenring is on another level, 10 career wins there is insane.
A start-to-finish lead runaway, I get that it's strong, but honestly the broadcast gets boring.
Even if it's boring, at least you're watching a historic number happen in real time.
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