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MotoGP 2016: Marc Marquez wins Argentina thriller

Valentino Rossi second as Ducati duo crash out after last corner tangle

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Overdrive|Apr 04, 2016, 02:43:32 IST

The minute Michelin withdrew both the hard compound rear tyre options after Scott Redding's crash at Argentina, things got very very interesting. More interesting than the rain had promised it would anyway be. And, with the compulsory mid race bike change with riders now on the medium compound rear tyres, and the fact that it was Marc Marquez, Valentino Rossi and Jorge Lorenzo on the front row of the grid, things looked very exciting indeed.

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When the red lights went out over the Circuito De Rio Hondo at Argentina, it was Jorge Lorenzo...

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First Published:Apr 04, 2016, 02:43:32 IST
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