Brad Binder was second again in Qatar after losing out on victory to another Ducati.
’s performance in the opening round of the season was brilliant, as he finished highest of the non-Ducati riders in both the sprint and Qatar
Speaking about what he learned from the sprint prior to the 21-lap grand prix, where he was even stronger, Binder said: “I think the sprint gave us a lesson because we went quite hard. Binder has been a big reason as to why KTM are consistently seen as a potential threat to win, however, the 28-year-old still feels as though Ducati hold the same advantage over KTM as last season.
“For me, I’m pushing at 100% all the time and I feel like they have a couple of percent in their pocket when they want to use it. I’m waiting for this last little bit of help to come.”
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