Moto2: Marquez doesn't test, Stefan Bradl close to the title
Stefan Bradl is ever closer to the title of world champion in the Moto2 class. The Viessmann Kiefer Racing Team driver may in fact have no opponents in the last race scheduled for Sunday in Valencia. The remaining hopes of seeing Marc Marquez on the track are in fact reduced to a sliver. In fact, the vision problem has not been resolved and therefore the 2010 world champion in the eighth-litre class will also miss the prize test with MotoGP.
Returning to Bradl we must say that Stefan is the son of Helmut, a pilot from the 90s who fought with our Luca Cadalora. His title would be deserved given his start to the championship and his four victories. Of course, the injury that occurred to Marquez in Sepang made everything easier but the German born in Augsburg on 29 November 1989 and who made his debut in the world championship in 2005 with KTM with three Wild Cards still had an excellent season.
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in fact he's the one who made the least mistakes, and the title is well deserved, that's how titles are won too, hayden and button teach!!!