In their traditional post-Grand Prix review, Repsol Honda manager Alberto Puig acknowledged that they were waiting for solutions to come from Japan that would allow their riders Marc Márquez and Pol Espargaró to do the necessary step forward, solutions they will come up with. waiting to have in the post-race test of the Barcelona-Catalunya circuit.
“It clearly did not turn out to be the result we expected or desired. Of course, we always seek to achieve the highest possible, that is our goal. But the truth is we have problems. We are constantly looking for ways to reach our true potential. This weekend at Le Mans has never been easy again. ” Alberto Puig acknowledged about the French Grand Prix.
“We know where we need to improve. We need more time to try what we believe will help us fix the problems we have; for now we must continue working and hope that these solutions will arrive in Europe soon. We are reviewing it “, Puig confirmed. .
Regarding the positive aspects to be examined, his answer was clear: “Everything our drivers were able to finish the race, but I think the only positive point was we weren’t happy. This is very positive because in the matter of career, when things go wrong and something is not as you expect, it is very easy to lose motivation, but it is not our mentality. We will fight, to improve and come back to achieve the results we have proposed. “
The four pilots scored and also benefited from those thrown in the form of crashes by the top pilots. Marc Márquez was the best, sixth just ahead of Taka Nakagami, eleventh by Pol Espargaró and 14th by Alex Márquez. In the overall classification, Marc Márquez was the first Honda, tenth with 48 points from the head and he missed two races.
“In terms of results, it is not what I expected. Of course, this race has not been a complete disaster. But we have to look at the general situation; this is not our real position and clearly this is not Marc’s position. , ”Puig said. .
Where should Honda look for solutions?
Source: La Verdad
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