Remember: in an interview, Davide Tardozzi, from Ducati, remade the world and the passage of Lorenzo in red jumpsuit. With this approach: it was when Por Fuera decided to finally listen to his engineers rather than stubbornly follow a riding style specific to the Yamaha that the Majorcan finally opened the path to victory. The five-time winner would therefore have been the only architect of his lackluster performance in the ranks of Borgo Panigale. A version that the now official Honda has decided to counteract…
Jorge Lorenzo trains hard to regain his health and strengthen himself even more to face the great challenge of his career in 2019: that of beating the phenomenon Marc Marquez with the same weapons and from his HRC lair. But for all that, he keeps an eye on the news.
The proof, he ended up coming across the interview of Davide Tardozzi who gave his feelings about the two years spent on the Desmosedici. Which could have proved more exciting than the three victories acquired, if the teammate of Dovizioso had been a little more open-minded and analytical.
On his Twitter, Lorenzo replied : " Rather, it was when they finally let me do it my way that I became unbeatable. At least until my injury in Buriram ". And not that of Aragon, due to a fall after the start of the Grand Prix attributed to a maneuver of Marquez. But that of Thailand, following an accident caused by a technical failure of the motorcycle…
A little further, the same Lorenzo responded to a fan who was desperate to no longer see him in a red jumpsuit: “ don't be worried, you stay strong because you still have Dall'Igna ».
And when I “liberated” my arms, they fled unstoppable… (hasta que me lesioné en Buriram…) https://t.co/Wi6bgnOvjW
- Jorge Lorenzo (@ lorenzo99) December 23, 2018
