1. The departure of Viñales.
He started from second on the grid, showing the pace to fight for victory. But once again the start spoiled the party, relegating him to the sixth position. But throughout the race Maverick worked his way up, with 10 laps to go, unleashing a final attack that took him to the finish line 4 tenths behind the victorious Bagnaia. That first lap was embarrassing!
2. The penalty against Quartararo.
We said yesterday, his career depends on the positions lost in the long laps he has to complete. There were three, but enough to “condemn” his career. With the engine difference between his Yamaha and the other bikes, he couldn’t do anything. A bad holiday, although if you want to see the glass as half full, his lead over his provisional chaser is one point greater than when he arrived at Silverstone on Thursday.
3. The outlet of Rins.
Alex took off again like a rocket from the fourth row of the grid. He went to the front of the race, but the effort “melted” his rear tire… “The last five laps were terrible, the bike slipped every time I opened the throttle.”
4. Bagnaia’s warm-up.
The combination of tires tested in the morning practice session was key to the Italian’s success. The ‘medium’ on the front allowed him to neutralize Viñales’ aggression at the end of the race, when he had no rear tire, delaying braking as much as possible.
5. Zarco’s mistake.
After practice he was the favorite to win and finally got his first victory in MotoGP. But the French driver fell victim to the pressure again, crashing on lap 5 while leading the race comfortably.
Source: La Verdad
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