In the last three GGPP Jorge Martin He’s 49 points back from world leader Pecco Bagnaia who at Motegi, and with mechanical problems braking on his Ducati, will defend just 13 points and on Sunday the ‘sorpasso’ could happen.
“We are talking to the team and I think the work they will do is going in the right direction because the main goal is to recover the sensations I felt when braking and I am sure that I am capable of achieving this,” he said in the matter. this.
“My feeling was that my brakes were the same, but I couldn’t stop the motorcycle, I was having a bit of difficulty because the rear axle no longer helped me when braking and when I fell, it was because the rear axle was aligned with the front and I lost the Normally I am able to manage it, but the skids I had at the entrance to the corners were too unstable last week and it is difficult for me to control it, but we are working on this and I am sure that tomorrow in the morning everything will be fine.” , assured the MotoGP world champion.
“Honestly, these last three weekends I’ve been a bit unlucky. In Barcelona – he fell on the first lap and was overtaken by Brad Binder – because of what happened, we had bad luck or luck, depending on how you look at it. In Misano I didn’t compete in the best conditions and I lost points, and last weekend was one of the most difficult to date, but we managed to be competitive,” insisted Bagnaia.
“On Sunday I was second, ahead of Jorge, but then I crashed, so I lost points. In the last two Grands Prix we managed to be competitive, but the result was that we lost points, but in any case , even if we’re struggling, we’re competitive,” commented the World Cup leader.
“Right now there are 14 races left. I don’t have any more pressure on me. Last year was more intense. We haven’t won a title in 15 years and it’s different, but now I know everything. It’s fine and we can fight for victory, and when we are in a bad moment we finish the second or third, although we have to focus on everything perfectly and know what we have to do,” stressed Bagnaia.
“Competing again as fast as this weekend is something useful and understanding your fall, knowing why you fell to avoid making that mistake again next weekend and that’s why I can say I don’t have any problems at the moment” , acknowledged the Ducati rider.
“I didn’t think about last week; I know what I did wrong and I know very well how strong we are, I forced the situation at that moment and I will do it anyway; my strategy is always to push as hard as possible and I will continue in this sense, I will always try to improve and I will try to be in the best possible position, I will go for the victory and then we see,” concluded Bagnaia.
Source: La Verdad
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