Honda rider Marc Marquez insists that he does not need a bodyguard for this weekend's Italian motorcycle Grand Prix. Due to the popularity of Marquez's rival Valentino Rossi in Italy - and the heated nature of said rivalry - MotoGP promoter Dorna took measures to increase security around the Spaniard at Mugello, assigning him a bodyguard for the weekend. Speaking in the riders' press conference on Thursday, Marquez said: "Since I arrived yesterday here, I feel really good - the fans are there, asking for pictures and autographs. "This morning when I went out from the motorhome, I saw a bodyguard there. Honestly, I already said to Dorna that I don't need a bodyguard, I don't want a...
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