MotoGP Fabio Quartararo: “it’s mentally difficult because we don’t know when we’re going to start”

The MotoGP riders had a unique experience this Sunday that didn't really thrill them: watching a Grand Prix from their television! Going from star of the show to simple spectator is a side effect of a Coronavirus which is giving headaches to the organizers of a world championship. And this is precisely the case with MotoGP. To kill time, Fabio Quartararo offered himself a little intervention on Canal+…

fabio quartararo expects a lot from this 2020 MotoGP season aboard his Yamaha Petronas, but it still needs to start. In fact, the Frenchman is simply patient, like his playmates. Deprived of Qatar, forced to postpone his trip to the Thailand, no longer really certain of having to take his ticket for Austin, he is however a little freer in his movements than some on the side of Tavullia...

On Canal+ and before enjoying the race via intermediary screen Moto2, he commented: “ Unfortunately, I watch the races from afar because I am not in Qatar. John (McPhee) had a good Grand Prix in Moto3. I'm happy for him because he's a good person. But it's not easy, we don't know when it will start.».

« Mentally it's complicated, because we live with the goal of the race in a week and that makes us train harder, harder to be ready. But I follow my training program to the letter. Physically, I stay in my program, I do hard training and I know that I am strong. I will continue until I get back on the motogp. I also do motocross as much as possible. I'm happy, because on a motorcycle, you can't lose the sensations, even if it's not a motogp ". Then he finishes: “ but it's long... »