1. The climatology.
The forecast predicts the occurrence of showers at the time of the race -14.00-. If they come true, the cards are shuffled again.
2. The Ducati Navy.
Five Ducatis in the first two rows and six in the top seven. With the strategy dictated to its riders “don’t fool around” in Bagnaia, it is expected that a “Ducati wall” of containment will form behind Pecco after the start.
3. The management of Bagnaia.
He is the big favorite for tomorrow as he has three wins in a row and Misano is like his backyard. For Bagnaia, this will be the test at 9 to show that he has put aside the mistakes made in the past when he was under pressure.
4. The departure of Viñales.
He was very strong and qualified for the second row of the grid in conditions that have so far been his Achilles heel. If he can get off to a good start, he’s a clear contender for the podium… at least. “I’d rather start from fifth on the grid than fourth, it’s better for first corner braking.”
5. Aleix’s first lap.
“Maverick and I were the fastest in FP4, unfortunately ninth on the grid. Tomorrow the beginning will be very important. I was forced to get three or four positions at the start.”
6. Attention to Quartararo.
It was the most affected by the rain that fell from Q1. The track is dry but not the curbs you really need to go fast. “I have no choice but to take risks at the beginning, the first three, four corners will be decisive.”
Source: La Verdad
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