Fabio Quartararo, to redeem himself in Australia: “I’m not afraid”

Only 3 races left for the end of the championship and the MotoGP World Championship almost starting from scratch. Pecco Bagnaiawith an impressive second half of the season, was able to reduce his overall deficit with respect to the French to just 2 points, with Aleix Espargaro hiding in 20 points. 7 races ago, after winning the German GPthe current world champion came out Sachsenring as the clear leader, with a margin of 38 points over Aleix Espargaro and he has one who is now his main rival for the title, Pecco Bagnaia, very far: 91 points. Since then, the Italian, behind a Ducati superior, achieved 4 consecutive wins, was second in Aragon, third in Thailand and had all the numbers now leading to world if he doesn’t hit the ground Japanese. The increase of Pecko along with the big fall Fabius, who only achieved the podium in the last 7 appointments in his second position in Austria. Two weeks ago, at Thailand, wanted to react but everything went wrong. drowned in the rain Buriram, and with it, his advantage after finishing 17th in that event. Today, Fabio will face the first of these three finals, in Phillip Island this weekend, with the goal of rising from his ashes. And he made one thing very clear: he was not worried about the pressure of bagnaia.

“After the disappointment in Thailand, I was able to focus on preparing for the last part of the season. I spent the week training and preparing myself because the next two races are back to back and it will be very important, but I’m not worried.he pointed out in a statement from the Yamaha team.

“The championship is even now, so it’s a matter of doing your best, working well as a team and scoring as many points as possible.”added Fabio, with no magic wand to move forward in his predicament other than a job well done.

In Thailand showed good speed on dry land, but sank in water. Luckily for Fabio, the weather in Thailand was not to be replicated this weekend in Australia. The rain is not going well and it is said to be visible only on Friday. For Saturday and Sunday, the chance of water falling on this legendary track is reduced to less than 20%. In the dry season, Fabio hopes to defend himself with bigger weapons, and not only that, attacking in search of a big blow for his second MotoGP title.

There are only 75 points left to bet and each one of them counts for a lot. Only two points separated Fabio Quartararo and Pecco Bagnaia. The current MotoGP world champion made it clear that he has not yet said his last word.