Marc Marquez has revealed an issue with his Honda's electronics was to blame for him stalling on the grid prior to the start of the MotoGP race in Argentina two weeks ago. Marquez launched from sixth in the split grid in Argentina, which saw second backwards placed six rows back from poleman Jack Miller after the rest of the field made a late call to join the Australian on slick tyres. Prior to the start, Marquez stalled his RC213V, but was able to restart it and take up his grid slot – though was later handed a ride-through penalty for failing to take the start from the pitlane. The Spaniard claims his issue was caused by an electrical fault, which race winner Cal Crutchlow...
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