A Enea Bastianini he doesn’t care about pressure and shows it in his statements. The 24-year-old Italian (December 30, 1997, Rimini, Italy), in his second campaign in MotoGP took the lead at the World Championship last weekend in Austin by winning its second victory of the year. Enea, leader with 61 points, 5 more than Rins and 11 more than Aleix Espargarówon the first round of the course in Qatar, was 11th in Indonesia and 10th in Argentina, but returned to the top in GP of the Americas and believe in your choices for the title.
“It’s just the first four races, the championship is long, but we have great potential. The team is working well and I think we can fight for the championship. “noted the team pilot Gresini Ducatiwho in addition to the crown is at stake for a spot on the official Ducati team for next year against Jorge Martin (Pramac Racing) and Jack Miller, current factory rider with Bagnaia.
Miller praises Enea’s piloting
In fact, Bastianini achieved victory in Austin, outpacing at the end of the race a Miller which led for much of the test, but that melted down to finally be third after the Suzuki de Rins. After the Texas exam, Miller made sure it was Enea, and not the motorcyclethe one that marked the difference between the two, praising the young transalpine’s driving style.
“If I knew what exactly Enea was doing, I’d try to copy it, but I’m not sure what it does (laughs). Enea is in a very particular position on the bike, when she passes you it seems like she just does it effortlessly, she is very focused, it seems like she always does it well. He is also a ‘pocket man’ (small), and the 10 kilos of weight here makes a big difference when you have to stop these bikes ”Jack taught after the appointment in America, making sure he would return Pramac it will not be negative.
“For me it won’t make any difference. I’m where I want to be, enjoying this dreamUltimately the bikes are as good or bad, they use the same parts, so it won’t make any difference to my concern, ”Miller said.
Source: La Verdad
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