After a few weeks of rest, fun and play, it's back to the grind for those who ambition to shine this season, regardless of their field of expertise.
After visiting his father on the Dakar – and nearly getting him penalized – Carlos Sainz laced up his trainers and got down to business.
But because two people are more fun than one when training, the 2022 British Grand Prix winner met up on site with his MotoGP counterpart Marc Marquez.
Sainz is aiming this season to add more wins to his track record while the Repsol Honda rider, who turns 30 this year, is now part of motorcycle racing's old guard.
Vamos!
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