Power, speed, acceleration and folds: these, in that order, are the 'extreme and beautiful things' of MotoGP, which when it folds over 60 degrees gives Bezzecchi indescribable emotions. Moto3?

Nice to work on the small details, but the slipstream is too important. Moto2? A very strange category, you go fast and then you go slow without any logic, but it makes you grow.

MotoGP has a lot of merits but one big flaw: it's complicated to set up. There are so many things to look at and you have to spend hours in front of the data, but Marco likes that too. The level of the riders is very high and one thing impresses him: the bikes are so different from each other and yet the times at the end are so close.

Bez doesn't have his licence yet but he will soon: he already has the bike. To the motorcyclists he recommends caution, but adds: riding a motorbike is very nice.