After crashing out of the Le Mans, Marc Marquez's Italian MotoGP lasted just over a lap before a clash with Brad Binder sent the Repsol Honda rider down and out. Qualifying eleventh after some towing controversy, Marquez gained one place on the opening lap, then tried to pass Binder for ninth on entry to the Turn 2 chicane. But Marquez never got ahead of the KTM rider and the pair tangled at the apex, sending Marquez sliding off and forcing the following Franco Morbidelli through the gravel in avoiding action. "Unfortunately we finished the race earlier than we expected and it was the worst thing for me because of course I need laps and kilometres on the bike," Marquez said....
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