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Alex Rins finished the Australian Grand Prix Sprint Race in 13th position, a result below his expectations after a promising qualifying session. The Spaniard, who had managed to reach Q2 with a solid time despite difficult weather conditions, saw his ambitions jeopardised by unforeseen problems in the Sprint.

« We did a good job in qualifying and yesterday in free practice we set a good lap time to get into Q2. ", said Kidneys. He also stressed that the sensations on the wet track were positive. But not everything went as planned during the Sprint Race.

A good start was quickly followed by a slight wheelie, and more importantly, an unexpected difficulty in warming up the rear tyre in the first few laps, which seriously impacted his race pace.

MotoGP | GP Australia Sprint Race, Rins: "It took me 5-6 laps to warm up the tyre"

Alex Rins: “ We didn't expect the problems we encountered in Sprint »

« My reaction time was good, but then I did a wheelie and It took me 5-6 laps to warm up the rear tire. It was difficult to manage. " he explained, visibly disappointed not to have been able to capitalize on the good tests and the solid qualifications.

Kidneys remains realistic about the rest of the weekend, anticipating a difficult race for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. We didn't expect the problems we encountered in Sprint, so We expect tomorrow's race to be tough, but we will do our best ", he said, determined to take up the challenges despite the obstacles encountered during the Sprint.

The performance ofalex rins in qualifying had given a glimpse of great prospects, but the unpredictable conditions and technical difficulties encountered in the race are a reminder of how much every detail counts in MotoGP. Tomorrow, he will have to show resilience if he hopes to improve on his result in the main race.

Update: Alex Rins leaves Fabio Quartararo in Q2

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