We know that drivers are very busy during Grands Prix and that every minute counts for them, so we have developed the express interview: 10 questions and answers in a few words to summarize their season for you.
Driver in the Kiefer Racing Moto2 team, Dominique Aegerter kindly agreed to answer us. Let's go !
Your start to the season in a few words?
Not simple, rather difficult.
One word to describe your team?
Well “team” because that’s really what we are. Everyone works well, we have fun, there are great people from different countries.
Your bike in a few words?
It has a beautiful design because I was able to participate in it by choosing the fluorescent yellow. It's a KTM, so one of the best machines, although so far everything hasn't worked as I hoped.
Your strong points this year?
It's difficult to say because my start to the season was complicated, then I got injured, then I came back. There were also little things around it that meant that I couldn't concentrate 100 percent, and that I couldn't show my strengths on the bike. I still have to work.
And what do you still need to improve?
There are six or seven races left, but I already have to organize my next season so it takes a lot of energy. I am doing everything to be able to continue in Moto2. The main objective remains to concentrate on the driving and the race weekends and to achieve good results.
Your training in a few words?
I am someone who works a lot. I don't like losing so I try to be stronger than others. I am always professional and focused when I train at home.
Your future in the World Cup in one sentence?
I want to stay in Moto2 so I'm talking with my team, but also with other teams. Money is hard to come by, and my results this year are not helping, but I hope to soon be able to announce what I will do in 2019.
How would you describe your career?
I already have a long career. I am no longer one of the “young people” because I am approaching twenty-eight years old. I started with Motocross and switched to speed at the age of thirteen. I have been racing in the World Championship for ten years now. I've had my ups and downs, but I've learned a lot of things in terms of driving, training, people and their culture, management and the business side. . It’s very interesting and I hope I can continue living this life as long as possible.
What do you need to know about Dominique the pilot?
I am very organized.
And about Dominique the person?
I am someone who is easy to get along with, quite sensitive and fun to be with.
