Marc Marquez has been offered a clear assurance from the Honda president that the manufacturer will not quit MotoGP.
“I think both,” he said. “For example, the development of four-wheeled vehicles has changed significantly.“On the other hand, motorcycles also naturally use data, but that is a way of accumulating conventional methods of prototyping actual vehicles and listening to opinions. That's not a bad thing, of course, but maybe we need a way to use more data.
“I have a great sense of danger. The Honda Group as a whole regards the current situation as a major problem. Including Honda Motor Co., Ltd. President Toshihiro Mibe, we believe that we must do something about this situation as soon as possible.
“If we can find it well, we will have a machine with reasonable fighting power in 2024. To be honest, I can't say that there is any proof yet.”
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