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on January 23, 2019

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Rossi: Marquez has taken 'big step' to 2017 MotoGP title

Marc Marquez took a "big step" towards the 2017 MotoGP title with victory at Aragon, according to Valentino Rossi. Marquez's fifth win of the season has given him a lead of 16 points in the championship over Andrea Dovizioso, with whom he was tied prior to the weekend. The Honda rider has won four of the last six races, finished second at the Red Bull Ring after a final-lap battle and was among the contenders at Silverstone before his engine failed. Rossi believes his Yamaha team-mate Maverick Vinales and Ducati's Dovizioso, Marquez's main rivals, will struggle to stop him from now on. "I think the championship now, for the opponents, is very difficult," Rossi said. "[Marquez's Aragon win is a] very big step. "Looks like after Brno, the [private Honda] test, they improved the performance a lot. "Marquez won in Brno, lost the race in the last lap in Austria. "At Silverstone was very strong but broke the engine...

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MotoGP Aragon: Rivals hail 'incredible' Rossi performance

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