Malaysian MotoGP race winner Marc Marquez says he spent much of the 20-lap race “fighting against myself, against the bike” in his bid to chase down race leader Valentino Rossi. Marquez was up to second after five laps having come from seventh on the grid due to a penalty, and looked set to lock horns with Yamaha's Rossi in the closing stages before the Italian crashed at Turn 1 and gave the Spaniard an easy run to his ninth win of the year. The Honda rider says he did not have the same “feeling” on the bike as enjoyed in practice, revealing he spent much of the race “fighting” himself and his RC213V, and did not have “anything more” to...
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