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Rins snaps four race crash streak with Sachsenring points finish
Alex Rins snapped his barren run of four consecutive MotoGP race crashes with an 11th place result at the German GP.

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Rossi 'stuck in traffic' but 'Quartararo can manage'
Valentino Rossi ties with Maverick Vinales for the fastest Yamaha lap in the German MotoGP, but both are left a long way behind podium finisher Fabio Quartararo.

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Miller: KTM bike has incredible grip, I had a lot of lateral slides
Jack Miller felt he had the initial ‘speed to go’ at the front with Marc Marquez in Sunday’s German MotoGP, but the Australian instead got stuck behind Aleix Espargaro, before ‘lateral slides’ affected his pace late on.

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Bagnaia recovers from P16 to fifth; ‘I did great overtakes in a difficult track’
Francesco Bagnaia recovers from a poor German MotoGP race start to finish as the top Ducati in fifth place; ‘the great thing was that I was P16 and I overtake nine riders, in a track that is difficult to do overtakes.”

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Alex Marquez: After Saturday, no doubt Marc had big chance to win
Alex Marquez on Marc's German MotoGP victory: 'I know how much this win 'cost' Marc because he was many days at home, suffering and not improving the arm'.

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Sachsenring Sunday MotoGP Subscriber Notes: In The Court Of The SachsenKing
It is easy to make predictions. It is much harder to make predictions which will actually turn out to accurately forecast what will happen in the future. Which is why most of the many industries which make their living from what might broadly be labeled "predictions" – futurologists, financial analysts, political and sporting pundits – consist mainly of drawing a line through what happened in the past and extrapolating it on into the future.

Of course, the future doesn't work that way. The world is a far more complex and nuanced place, with a thousand minor details conspiring to change the course of history in unheard of ways. Which is why the only people who make really money off of predictions are those making the odds, such as the bookmakers, or playing with other people's money, such as merchant bankers and investment advisors.

My own role here is as a MotoGP pundit, and in that capacity, I too made my own prediction: that Marc Márquez would make it 11 victories in a row at the Sachsenring this Sunday. That prediction was based on two things: extrapolating the last 10 races in which Marc Márquez had competed into 2021; and Márquez' actions at the Barcelona tests, where he racked up more laps than any other rider.

Doubt creeps in

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Aleix leads for Aprilia, fighting highsides while rivals on 'cruise control'
Aleix Espargaro puts Aprilia into the early MotoGP race lead in Germany but podium hopes evaporate; 'It's like they put cruise control in mid-corner and I’m fighting against the highside'

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Puig: Important win by Marquez, but Honda problems remain
Alberto Puig warns breakthrough Sachsenring win for Marc Marquez doesn't mean Honda's MotoGP problems have suddenly been solved.

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Zarco: Good for me that Marc won, but Oliveira is closing
Johann Zarco acknowleges that Marc Marquez's victory provided a little damage limitation as far as the growing points gap to Fabio Quartararo, but is also wary of Miguel Oliveira's momentum.

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Crash.net MotoGP podcast with Keith Huewen: Marquez returns as king of the 'ring
Episode 8 of Crash.net's new MotoGP podcasts featuring Keith Huewen looks back on Marc Marquez's emotional Sachsenring win.