MotoGP points leader Marc Marquez, the only one of this year's title hopefuls who has scored in every race, believes his consistency in 2016 is a direct result of last year's struggles. One of the first questions Marc Marquez was asked last Sunday, right after finishing the Dutch TT, was if the second place he had achieved in such difficult conditions, combined with the results of his main title rivals, meant he had one hand on the championship trophy. Just shy of halfway point of the season, Marquez leads the standings by 24 points from Jorge Lorenzo, who finished 10th at Assen, and 42 over Valentino Rossi, after the Italian crashed out following the restart and while running in the...
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