Carlo Pernat, the influential Italian manager and expert, shared his observations on Friday's Argentine Grand Prix in an interview with Sky. He offered an in-depth analysis of the situation, highlighting the teams' developments and the drivers' challenges.
Feathered first highlighted the significant progress made by Japanese manufacturers: « there is an upheaval compared to last year. Honda and Yamaha have taken a step forward. Just look at the top 10 to see that there has been a big change.. » This remark reflects the notable improvement in the performance of the pilots. Honda et Yamaha , which finally seem to be catching up with European leaders such as Ducati et KTM.
Feathered did not fail to comment on the delicate situation of Pecco Bagnaia, who had a difficult day. According to him, the double world champion's problems are not only technical: " I think there is also a psychological problem. Seeing Marquez so clean, without much effort, does it bother you a little?A bit of psychological pressure, even if it's the second GP, it's normal: seeing your teammate, as comfortable as Marquez, going so fast and having a bit of trouble, it weighs a little »
Carlo Pernat: “ Bagnaia will make it, he's a champion »
However, Feathered remains confident in the ability to bagnaia to bounce back: " Bagnaia will make it, he's a champion. » A reminder that the Italian's talent and determination have already allowed him to overcome difficult situations in the past.
Feathered also praised the work ofAprilia, while regretting the absence of George Martin, hurt : " Aprilia has done a good job, but he was unlucky, because in my opinion, Martin could have had his say, since Bezzecchi is really strong »
He particularly highlighted the performance of Marco Bezzecchi, who seems to be back at his best: “ Bezzecchi must forget last season and remember the one from two years ago. I see him in great shape on this bike »
Feathered pointed out the progress ofAprilia when talking about the rookie Ai Ogura : " To see that the motorcycle has taken a step forward, just look at Ogura. » Further proof that the Italian manufacturer continues to progress and get closer to the leaders.
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