The Tech3 team couldn't be more French with a boss Hervé Poncharal who embraces his Gallic approach to life and his role. But there are other countries, other causes and those of KTM are a whole world in themselves. Mattighofen's family arrives on their land crowned by a resounding victory in Brno last weekend. So, even if, unfortunately, the public will not be present for the health reasons that we know, it is an entire region and an entire country which will be behind KTM and its flock, of which the entire Tech3 troop is a part.
The meeting in Styria is eagerly awaited by everyone who wears a logo KTM. This is precisely the case ofHervé Poncharal who thus gives his feelings about this Austrian meeting which will count double, since, like Jerez, it will host a new meeting the following week: “ Now it's time to head to Spielberg for the important Austrian MotoGP event. Arriving there with such great emotions after the first ever KTM MotoGP victory in Brno is an incredible feeling, because our best result so far in the pocket with Miguel is also incredible ».
A circuit appreciated by Miguel Oliveira
We will indeed recall thatOlive tree recorded at Brno his best result since he competed in MotoGP. He finished sixth in his Czech Republic Grand Prix. “ We know Miguel had his best race of the 2019 season at the Red Bull Ring and we know the bike works well on this circuit too. We are sure a lot of people will be watching us there, we know how important this race is for KTM and of course for our title sponsor Red Bull » insists the French boss.
« We will be very keen to continue the show that we have shown since the start of the 2020 season. We want to continue the good work and continue to show how the KTM RC16 has improved. I am sure that Miguel and Iker will also have the ambition to go even further than they usually do ».
« The whole team is very motivated, Spielberg is an incredible racing circuit in a beautiful environment. The organization always gives us a more than warm welcome and, honestly, we can't wait to go there and start our – what I can call our National Grand Prix " finished Hervé Poncharal.
