Marc Marquez is putting pressure on Honda to find a swift solution to traction control issues that caused his huge Friday practice highside at the Dutch MotoGP. If Marquez felt like he was walking on air after ending his and Honda's 19-month losing streak at the Sachsenring last Sunday, he found himself literally flying through the air – at 130km/h – during FP2 at Assen. In what was his biggest accident since returning from last year's broken arm, the eight-time world champion was flung into orbit when the rear of his RC213V slid sideways and then bit into the asphalt at Turn 11. Massive highside for @marcmarquez93!Thankfully the Spaniard is walking away! #DutchGP...
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