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#2 Dovizioso to win back to back races?
Andrea Dovizioso is in prime position in an attempt to stop Marc Marquez from winning another world championship.
The Italian's win in Qatar two weeks back was a statement made towards the Spaniard that 2019 will be no cake walk.
Dovizioso beat Marquez in Qatar by just 0.023 seconds - pretty much just a tic tac between the two riders at the finish line.
Can Dovizioso keep Marquez off the top spot on Sunday?
There is a first for everything as the 33-year-old has never won in Argentina since the Grand Prix was introduced to the MotoGP calendar back in 2014.
Marquez has won the most races at Termas de Rio Hondo by winning in 2014 and 2016 while Valentino Rossi, Cal Crutchlow, and Maverick Vinales have also been victorious on the circuit.
Back to back wins would certainly give Marquez something to think about.
