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Marquez nails German pole
HOHENSTEIN-ERNSTTHAL (Germany) — Marc Marquez secured pole position for the Germany MotoGP after the Spaniard set the fastest time on his Ducati in qualifying at the Sachsenring. The reigning world champion will start from pole for the ninth time in the premier class at the German circuit, becoming the first rider in history to achieve [] The post Marquez nails German pole appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.
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