Marc Marquez says he was “inside my limit” when he made a “big mistake” and crashed out of a commanding lead in the MotoGP Grand Prix of the Americas. The Honda rider led from pole, and had built up a buffer of over three seconds to Yamaha's Valentino Rossi when he went down at Turn 12 on lap nine.  Unable to restart his RC213V, Marquez was forced into retiring from a race on American soil for the first time in his career, with his run of six-straight Circuit of the Americas wins also ending.  Marquez says the data showed he took Turn 12 “very similar” to how he had been doing, and insists he was riding within himself when he...
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