🗣 'The problem is we don’t know why the bike is slow.' FabioQ20 says the Yamaha MotoGP bike is “losing our strong points from the past” every year it comes to Jerez after struggling to 15th in SpanishGP practice ⬇️
Quartararo says he didn’t know “if I was going to finish” every time he went into a corner on the M1 on Friday at Jerez and feels like the bike is too aggressive.
“The problem is we don’t know why the bike is slow. The bike is aggressive, we are missing turning. So, it’s difficult. “And that’s what we’ve lost. Here the top speed is not so bad, because you come from fast corners and you don’t have so much wheelie and it helps. Looking ahead to the rest of the weekend, Quartararo concedes – at present – it will not be possible for him to repeat his 2022 Spanish GP podium.“For me, no,” he replied when asked if it was possible to have a race at Jerez like he did last year.
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