Despite his impressive Aragon record, 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Marc Marquez believes nothing less than a ‘perfect weekend’ will give him a chance of ending his MotoGP victory drought on Sunday.

The Spanish star was unbeaten at Aragon as a Repsol Honda rider from 2016 🎶until 2019, bringing his circuit total to six wins before the 2020 season was lost to arm injuries.

Marquez was then strai🌼ght back at the sharp end at Aragon 2021🍰, narrowly losing out on victory to Francesco Bagnaia.

The #93 staged a comeback from further arm surgery at the 2022 round but clashed with Fabio Qu🌠artararo and Takaaki Nakagami on the opening lap.

Although a frequent frontrunner since switching to Gresini Ducati this season, Marquez’s MotoGP losing streak is approaching three years and he knows past glorꦦy counts for nothing.

“Obviously, we arrive at a circuit I li💫ke, I enjoy and have been st💃rong at in the past. But now is the present,” Marquez said on Thursday. “I know that doing a perfect weekend, maybe I will have the chance to fight with these top guys.

“It's true that in Austria I was super close an𒀰d it was one of the best weeken✱ds in terms of feeling with the bike. So let's see how we start here in FP1 and FP2. That will be crucial for me. 

"If we stཧart with a good base, then let's see if we can be wꦓith the top guys.”

Sitting alo🅘ngside the trio of factory GP24 riders ahead o♕f him in the standings - Francesco Bagnaia, Jorge Martin and Enea Bastianini - Marquez added:

“I hope to have my chance in some weekends to fight with these guys that now are super fast and are riding🎃 in a very g🌳ood way.

“We will try. My target is try to𝐆 fight for the podium positions and then let's wait if we will have the chance to fight for th🍬e victory.

“If not, next year we🌱'll have more opportunities!” smiled the 2025 factory Ducati rider.

The anti-clockwise direction of the Aragon ci💦rcuit - resurfaced ahead of its 2024 MotoGP return - is one factor that naturall🅰y plays into Marquez’s hands.

But “as we saw in Sa♒chsenring; that’s all leꦕft corners and they were super fast.

“So we need to understand where is our level🧸 and what is the level of our opponents.

“It's a circuit that I 🍌like 🀅and this helps in the way to approach practice and understand the setup of the bike. 

"But I cannot forget that st🌞ill I never💝 won this season.

“So we need to keep going, keep learning and keep improving if we want𓃲 to have the chance, this 🐽Sunday or next Sundays.”

Marquez starts this weekend 22 points behind Bastianin🎃i and 83 from title leaඣder Bagnaia.