Jack Miller reigns in the chaos of Le Mans; Marc Márquez falls twice and leaves

Jack Miller achieved his second consecutive MotoGP victory after winning the chaotic French Grand Prix, the fifth round of the season in the premier class of motorcycling. The Australian overcame changing conditions, as the race started dry, then switched to rain bikes and finally ended in bright sunshine. Marc Márquez, who started from sixth position, was one of the great protagonists of the race recovering his best sensations from before the humerus injury. The Catalan got to put in first position with the change of bikes when the rain appeared on lap two and he endured several laps until he suffered his first crash of the race. From behind, Quartararo tried to hold the Ducati of a Jack Miller that Despite a fall and two penalties, he managed to catch up with the World Cup leader. The Frenchman chose to conserve and not risk, gradually losing contact with the Australian and falling to third position on a final podium made up of Miller, Zarco and Quartararo.Márquez, despite his fall, got back up and rejoined the race in eighteenth position. The eight-time world champion took out his pride and began to overtake rivals, rolling almost two seconds faster than the head of the race. The Honda rider was going to face Valentino Rossi for tenth place in the race when again the bike went ahead losing, this time, any option to return to racing. Jack Miller had a placid end of the race confirming that We are facing one of the most open World Cups of all time. Ducati seems the strongest bike, Yamaha the most complete and Honda is yet to come. Marc Márquez knows that he is in time to return under his jurisdiction.At least the speed and competitiveness have been felt again.