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The VR46 team centaur won the short race of the Dutch Grand Prix. Quartararo returns to the podium.
The VR46 team centaur won the short race of the Dutch Grand Prix. Quartararo returns to the podium.
More problems for the Honda centaur, who also fell in Assen
The Mooney centaur VR46 Racing Team finished third in qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix.
Having beaten Bagnaia in qualifying, the focus is already on Sprint Race and Sunday’s race in Assen.
The world champion’s reflection after his second place in Assen qualifying.
Three Ducatis and three Italians ahead of everyone in Holland, the Catalan delayed after a collision with Bastianini.
“The track is quite physical and the strong wind today didn’t help me, but I’m convinced it will be better tomorrow.”
The Spanish centaur to his mother the 125 motorcycle with which the unfortunate Spanish centaur had achieved the first podium in his career
Catalan centaur will have to go through Q1 on Saturday in Assen
“I like the track and it suits my riding style well,” said the Mooney VR46 centaur.
The French rider spoke after FP2 about his ambitions ahead of the continuation of the Assen weekend.
The Ducati Mooney VR46 Racing Team rider in Assen was ahead of Martin, Miller and Bagnaia. Marquez in the rear.
Unlike at Sachsenring, the two will be replaced at the Dutch Grand Prix.
The Catalan, ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix, thinks back to the many problems he experienced at the Sachsenring.
“I got my first podium in MotoGP here and I am very comfortable with the track,” but he is scared of the format.
“I think they can go strong on this track, they are among the candidates for victory,” admitted the Ducati rider.
“The fact that I never back down shows my attachment to the team and the project,” said the Honda centaur.
Former Ducati centaur: “Marc was right to stop after so many crashes. Head problem.”
There are rumors of his landing at KTM with a penalty payment to Honda.
The Rimini centaur spoke ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix.
“In Assen I expect a very close race with many riders fighting for victory,” admitted the Ducati rider.
Former Honda champion speaks out about the Catalan rider’s future
“A wild card? It’s too early to know. The season will be very long, and we will arrive exhausted at the end of the year. We’ll see.”
The Romagna rider of the team founded by Valentino Rossi is fresh off a fourth-place finish in the German GP.
The Superbike world champion carried out tests on the Desmosedici at the Misano Adriatico track.
The Spanish centaur will be at the start of the Dutch Grand Prix, after he had given up racing at the Sachsenring due to a microfracture in the thumb of his left hand.
2020 world champion forced to forfeit Assen as well
Former Spanish rider Carlos Checa: “It has no way out.”