Fabio Quartararo is gaining more and more volume within MotoGP where he is establishing himself not only from the point of view of results, but also in terms of the aura of a paddock ambassador. Valentino Rossi before him knew how to shine beyond his natural environment which in return benefited from this brilliance and the Frenchman, through his appearances in the fields of fashion, football and Formula 1, perpetuates in his own way this echo of the Greats Motorcycle prices. Among his opponents, recognition of his talent is almost unanimous, which has all the trappings of an ascendant. And it’s not this last summer remark about him that’s going to change the trend…
fabio quartararo would not have tripped Assen to find himself, in addition, at the start of Silverstone with a sanction to serve, no doubt he would have crushed a little more this season which was considered, at the start, to be lost because of a factory Yamaha who hadn't done his mechanical homework. However, despite this Batavian blunder, the Frenchman remains an example to follow, an idea already developed by Pecco Bagnaia who thinks of taking him as a model to become a real candidate for the title. But the Italian is not the only one to have identified the added value of the tricolor.
Take the case of Brad Binder, who nevertheless works miracles with his not-so-easy KTM and in a MotoGP where he is considered to be a specialist in racing comebacks, while it seems that we can no longer overtake in the category. On his situation, he comments: “ I think I understand the category very well now. The first year was definitely a difficult season for me. Halfway through last season, I started to understand the show. How to put pressure on, how tires work, how to better control a race and how to use electronics… It's a never-ending learning ».
Brad Binder: » Fabio Quartararo is undoubtedly doing a great job«
He adds : " I always like to watch other drivers to see what they are doing. You can make comparisons with what you do. Then it becomes clear what works best. It is important for me to always be open and ready for change ».
An evaluation of his peers which leads him to talk about the one he considers to be the best of the moment. In the columns of speedweek, he thus gives his feeling on Fabio Quartararo : " Fabio undoubtedly does an excellent jobl. I think whatever happens, even if he doesn't have the most competitive package of the day, he shows that he is capable of doing incredible things and winning races. This is the difference ". This is called having recognition.
