James Masia: "Ultimately we are not the fastest, but the strongest"

Once again Moto3 was surprised to an insane ending and this time the Spanish song rang out in honor of Jaume Masia. The KTM Ajo rider continues to add podiums, since his win at the Americas GP he doesn’t want to come down here.

The Moto3 “5” was fully enjoying itself and was able to reduce points to Sergio García. With this new victory he was second in the standings tied in points along with Dennis Foggia. In his MotoGp interview, he recalled breaking his wrist on this circuit last year, but that didn’t stop him from having a brilliant race without failure. The pilot remembered that “In the end we are not the fastest but we are the strongest. ”

Focused on the next race and the world championship, Jaume Masia acknowledges that “expectations on an official team are always high, to win”. And to achieve that, he needs to make a change that is “the fruit of work, of doing good and believing in it” as he commented on DAZN microphones.

Close to KTM rider Ayumu Sasaki who, after starting in the twelfth and falling in the rain, was able to step on Masia’s heels and as he explained in MotoGP “I’m close to success again, and I’m disappointed that I didn’t achieve it. “ Despite this disappointment, team rider Max Biaggi added his third podium this year and admitted that the team did a great job, preparing the bike just minutes before Pit Lane opened.

For the second consecutive time, Izan Guevara was able to land on the podium in the final corner, after falling like his partner in the first laps. He classified the race as “crazy” because they recovered the bike in record time and at the start of the new race he had problems at the start but thanks to great speed he reached the podium. Despite the first crash “I was immediately comfortable, as in free practice” and he appeared in front of the DAZN microphone “very happy for the second consecutive podium”.

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