The French Fabio Quartararoeighth in the official classification for the MotoGP San Marino Grand Prix, acknowledged that “the conditions are very complex, especially on the hard shoulders”, which could not be used to risk forcing a crash.
“It’s the most I can do and I’m disappointed because in these conditions in some corners I can’t reach my maximum, like in 6, I can’t get the benefit of the Yamaha there in acceleration. From 6 to 7 I can’t go well , and at 15 I can’t use the stiff shoulder, so I’m disappointed, although it’s always the same problem and I’m starting to be less fun than before, we have to find a solution “, highlighted Quartararo about his problems.
About the race he said: “I know where I can overtake, it’s a circuit with a lot of acceleration and braking, where I can’t overtake. In Austria I overtook, but I took too much risks in every overtaking, many, and obviously I had to make a good start and risk it a lot in the first three or four corners”.
“Regarding Pecco’s sanction, in the end he has made a very good official and it is disappointing that we are always fighting for the same one because we are fast, but his bike is the reference and it is difficult because I have already given away my hundred. percent, the best of me, and I could only finish eighth. It’s only three tenths, but it’s eighth, and that disappoints me, although the good thing is that I know that in normal conditions my pace is good”, explained the Frenchman.
“When you fight all the time for wins and ‘poles’ you enjoy it more and if now I can fight to be first, or for the top 3, it’s different, because I know I can, that I have . the potential to get more, but maybe the conditions are not easy and in general we know that we have the potential to fight for something more”, commented Quartararo, recalling that “this year I just made a ‘pole’, in Indonesia, on a new circuit, in complicated conditions and where we had a new tire, which we didn’t have in the test, which forced us to adapt quickly.”
Source: La Verdad
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