Martin-Michelin: Marco Melandri in no uncertain terms
Former driver: “I’ve been expecting for a few races a setback for Martin because of the tires.”
Former driver: “I’ve been expecting for a few races a setback for Martin because of the tires.”
Jorge Martin, in Valencia, forced to push and hope for a meltdown of the reigning World Champion.
Ducati Corse’s general manager returns to the events of Qatar and tries to motivate the Spaniard ahead of Valencia.
Yamaha’s Frenchman does not hide his misgivings about what happened in Qatar.
The 15-time world champion had his say on the spat between the Ducati Pramac rider and the tire supplier.
The tire manufacturer, the MotoGp exclusivist, responded to the Spanish rider’s harsh words.
The Pramac team centaur furious after what happened in Qatar
The Spanish centaur will have to make up the 21-point gap from Pecco Bagnaia.
“I didn’t want to attack him and he can use those points,” said the Spanish centaur.
The words of the Ducati Pramac Spaniard, who lashes out at the grip of the tires that did not get him beyond tenth place.
“I am very happy,” he said at the end of the Qatar Grand Prix.
The Roman rider commented enthusiastically on his first victory in the premier class.
First win in the premier class for the Team Gresini centaur. Bagnaia stretches ahead of Martin, now 21 points distant in the overall standings.
The Spaniard will be revisited before tomorrow’s warm-up, while the Portuguese will not participate in the race.
The Piedmontese centaur did not hide his frustration after finishing fifth in the Sprint Race.
The Mooney VR46 centaur spoke out after taking third place in the mini race in Losail.
The Pramac Racing centaur spoke out after his triumph in the Sprint Race.
The Team Gresini centaur commented on his second place in the Sprint Race.
The Spaniard of Prima Pramac was ahead of Fabio Di Giannantonio and Luca Marini. Only fifth was Pecco Bagnaia.
Gigi Dall’Igna’s harsh attack: “You can’t penalize those who have done better work.”
Valentino Rossi’s brother was the fastest in Losail
The Spaniard struggled mightily with his choice of tires to use in Qatar: “It didn’t even feel like MotoGP.”
The MotoGP world standings leader praises his Ducati after Friday in Qatar: “I felt really good.”
First among the Borgo Panigale riders on Friday, the Team Gresini bearer makes himself available.
Aprilias shine in Qatar, the two rivals for the title are seventh and eighth divided by 7 thousandths.
The Italian centaur commented on his possible exclusion from the driver’s grid next season.
The Pramac centaur was ahead of his teammate Johann Zarco and Pecco Bagnaia.
The two ducatists ready to ally to fend off Martin