Scott Redding is known for being one of those characters who brightens up the paddock, seduces fans and scares employers. A raw foundry style which clashes with a general atmosphere marked by what we today call political correctness to create added value. Whereas before, this posture was considered ugly hypocrisy. Everyone has their own sensitivity and Redding's is on edge. At Ducati, in the warm Italian passion, it can work, but what will it look like under the harsh light and clinical cleanliness of a BMW box?
Scott Redding remained master of his destiny in a transfer market in WSBK where he was clearly heckled in his den Ducatiand an Baptist was more and more preferred to him. But the Englishman counterattacked. Before he was shown the exit, he took it, heading straight for a project BMW which he likes to say was clearly desired. Unlike the transalpine adventure.
Certainly, but will the colorful Englishman be at ease in the rather pastel picture of the Bavarian brand? To this question, Redding responds as he usually does… Honestly! “ I will not bend », promises Redding on speedweek. " You know exactly what kind of guy I am. At the same time, however, I learned my lessons when I was younger and now I know what to say and what not to say ».
Scott Redding: “You can give me directions, but I’ll do my thing”
« I've grown up, but I'll never let anyone lean me in a certain direction » adds the future groom. “ I don't care what team or manufacturer it is, no one changes me. You can give me directions, but I'll do my thing, I've always been like that. I learned the hard way and it was expensive, but that’s me. They've had Tom Sykes for a few years, so it can't be that bad ". The Englishman thus recalls a strong character trait of the man he will succeed. But on Sykes, even if it is intense internally, it rarely shows on the outside...
