MotoGP, Fabio Quartararo: “it will be a magnificent and certainly unique championship”

Fabio Quartararo is more than eager to embark on a 2020 season which will be his second campaign in MotoGP. But this exercise will actually be new for everyone. Because the Coronavirus has turned everything upside down on the calendar, with races concentrated in time but also in space. The rhythm will therefore be different and the state of mind must be in unison. Surprises are therefore possible. And the Frenchman from the Petronas Yamaha team intends to be part of it…

It is serene and motivated that fabio quartararo glimpses this 2020 season which almost never took place. But the pandemic, still ongoing that said, has not affected it. On the other hand, it has remodeled it, which also means new opportunities. The revelation of last year in MotoGP, expects everything and especially the best in this year which will be his last as a private rider. In 2021, in fact, he will join the factory team Yamaha .

The young Frenchman with seven podiums and six pole positions for his entry into the premier category comments thus: “ we have to be careful during free practice and not give 100% to avoid falling and risking injury. But in the race I want to give 100% and then just watch Grand Prix after Grand Prix and stay focused. If we can fight for victory in the first race, we will. But we must remain calm and not exceed the limit ».

“Anything can happen this year”

Is the title possible? He responds on Sky Sport: “ I would say we did the work to be there. To fight for the title or not, we will have to think about it later, not before the start of the season " He finishes : " from my point of view, anything can happen this year: both Suzuki, Yamaha, Ducati… There are many fast riders who can fight for victory. I think it will be a magnificent and certainly unique championship ».

The first Grand Prix of the season will take place on July 19 for a Spanish Grand Prix on a track of Jerez which will be a furnace. It’s the same site that will do it again for an Andalusian Grand Prix the following weekend…