Alex Rins signed up for Free Practice 1 on Friday, but he never took the lead again and went on a kind of roller coaster that propelled him to go through Q1 and in Q2 did not exceed P7, which is not the position which he expected. But the Suzuki man was furious at the show watched on FP3 and in the two qualifying rounds where riders moto3 cutting gas in the middle of the track to find a tire.
And he became dull in his zoom: “What we saw in MotoGP was unacceptable, we were MotoGP riders and I think the Stewards should do something.”
“It’s funny what people do in MotoGP waiting for a tire for seventh position, it’s sad to see people cut so much. I’m not saying they don’t cut, because sometimes we’re still looking for a tire, but it’s different because we look for it from the box. What can’t be that we are MotoGP riders and we have to set an example for the other riders. What’s more, I would say that in Moto3 they don’t cut like they do in MotoGP.. “
“In every safety commission we talk about it and attack, but nothing happens. We are MotoGP, not Moto3. Supposedly, MotoGP riders are not sanctioned because we are the oldest, but we have to set an example. There are riding sudden brakes They have to do that, ”he explains.
And he shared a solution to the press: “I thought of giving a break of five or ten seconds between each driver and that way there would be fewer problems. I’m not talking about building a Superpole, but starting with five out of five seconds and I’ll see who really cut. “
Regarding his chances for the race, he explains that “the prospects are good. I think that, if we make a good start, we can have a good race. Let’s see how it goes against ‘the Ducati empire. We will have to push to try to position ourselves properly and, from there, see what we can do ”
“Ducati riders make very good loose laps, I think Martín takes the BMW this year -award to the author of the highest number of“ pole positions ” -, because the guy is unstoppable in a lap and there are circuits that fit the rhythm Better on the bike or not, but the truth is that it is brutal how they are able to squeeze the bike in a lap “, acknowledges the Suzuki rider.
Source: La Verdad
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