Andrea Dovizioso continues his discovery and development course with the Aprilia RS-GP. Here he is for two days in Aragon after having toured in Jerez and Mugello aboard the beast of Noale. Then there will be two other tests in Misano which will host the San Marino Grand Prix. Will the former Ducati take advantage of this to make a wildcard? Nothing is less certain.
Andrea Dovizioso finds the handlebars of a MotoGP this week and it will be again thanks to Aprilia. The Italian, who is in the middle of a sabbatical year, is continuing his racing with the RS-GP in Aragon and for two days of work. These last are praised for their returns by the brand, while the titular driver Aleix Espargaró is less enthusiastic about his contribution than during his first laps which then suggested that he would be his future teammate.
Dovizioso's options are reduced
A perspective that has become blurred since Maverick Vinales has decided to prematurely end its contract with Yamaha . An opportunity for Dovizioso? Razlan Razli from Petronas made it clear that he would not want it. Meanwhile, the same Casa Particular in Viñales is hoped for Aprilia but makes one languish on his intentions because a Ducati in the VR46 is not unthinkable.
All that would leave us behind Dovizioso that a prospect of a test pilot does not seem to shock. Following the next number…
