Aprilia Racing CEO Massimo Rivola has openly acknowledged the exceptional performance delivered by Marc Marquez in his pursuit of the premier class world championship crown this season. According to Rivola, the dominance displayed by the Spanish rider is purely the result of brilliant track management, emphasizing that his own squad did not lose the championship due to internal errors.
Speaking to the media, the Italian executive highlighted how his rival successfully overturned a deficit of over 100 points to comfortably lead the standings ahead of Jorge Martin. Rivola specifically praised the tactical intelligence of the Borgo Panigale factory rider in maximizing point collection across various race weekends.
Apart from discussing the title rivalry, the senior executive also launched constructive criticism regarding the current points-scoring system in the world championship. He argued that the existing format fails to adequately reward race victories, making it much harder for contending manufacturers to close down a dominant lead.
Nevertheless, the Noale-based camp remains fully optimistic heading into the final stages of the calendar thanks to proven machine pace across different circuit layouts. The manufacturer's primary focus now shifts towards securing remaining constructor accolades and team championship targets combining consistent performances.
This comprehensive evaluation is expected to serve as valuable input for championship organizers to enhance competitive excitement in future seasons. Meanwhile, intense preparations continue within the Italian garage ahead of the final showdowns.
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