Maverick Viñales unfortunately did not see the arrival of this German Grand Prix from which he had successfully started. His start to the race was in unison and this is noteworthy from a driver known for his timid starts. His good will was annihilated by a mechanical failure of his level corrector, which made him watch from the stands the rest of the race on a Sachsenring which he more often surveyed from a Yamaha. The same one that Fabio Quartararo brilliantly won. Exactly about this...
fabio quartararo delivered a new demonstration of the mastery he has of his Yamaha in particular and his talent in general by dominating without firing a shot German Grand Prix exhausting. As during the last meeting in Catalonia, he hammered the track with his M1 to build up a lead of more than 5 seconds over his closest pursuer who was, in Saxony, the compatriot John Zarco. And creating this gap in today's MotoGP, at the highest level, is big business.
A finding that Maverick Vinales doesn’t really validate… but before saying what he thinks, he commented on his performance: “ I had chosen to start with the front on the grid, where the other drivers are generally nicer. At the back, on the other hand, it's a jungle, because everyone goes wherever they want. The important thing is to have made several overtakes on a track which is certainly not easy ».
Maverick Vinales: “ Bagnaia was unlucky, Marc Marquez is not there and I am still trying to adapt to Aprilia«
Then he makes this reflection on the success of Quarterly : " Fabio exploits the potential of the M1 to the maximum and he was very good. But we must not forget that today Bagnaia was unlucky, while Marquez is not there and I am still trying to adapt to Aprilia ».
In short, the French World Champion who has been laying the foundations for his second coronation for a few races would above all be the beneficiary of favorable circumstances. Come to Assen next weekend to put this Top Gun theory to the test in a new round of this exciting World Championship.
Results of the MotoGP German Grand Prix at Sachsenring:
Classification credit: MotoGP.com
