Moto2 – Big disappointment for Rolfo in Aragon

It's a really disappointed and "pissed off" Roberto Rolfo who talks about the Aragon GP, ​​where he sadly finished the race in nineteenth position. The Italtrans STR Team rider, despite having done well in the tests, was never able to have the right feeling with his Suter MMX Moto2 and a crash at the first corner definitively compromised his race. The word is up to him.

“Friends, I recently returned from the Aragon race; a rather long journey with the motorhome, especially because once you leave the beautiful, boundless steppes of Spain and enter the traffic of the south of France and get closer to the chaotic and small Switzerland, it takes hours to cover just over a thousand and 200 km. they really want a lot... The journey then weighs even more when you come out of a troubled and disappointing weekend like the one in Aragon... Oh I don't know what to say, not one went straight as has happened too many times this year... I'm really pissed off like an Aries and not just because I'm pissed off as a sign...
I started motivated and convinced, as I always started and in the same conditions as Sachsenring and Brno where two great weekends turned out!
So I started off full, but the lack of grip on the Spanish track put us in crisis right from the first session on Friday morning and the biggest problem is that when we have a chassis and engine problem we NEVER manage to solve it...

I really don't know what to say, also because I was aiming a lot for this race given that I went fast in the July tests and I really like the track. The tests were disappointing, yes, but at least from the race I expected a placing of around tenth or twelfth place, however, at the start, a driver with little clarity from the rear triggered a carambola at the first corner which I narrowly avoided... I found myself at the back of the group, last, and as has often happened to me, a BLASTED race because in Moto2 it's like this, either you start in front and stay with the leaders or you're behind and unfortunately you stay there... As you may have understood, I'm absolutely not happy not only with the results but in general of the way in which you are working. Now the triptych of Japan, Malaysia and Australia awaits us where, given that I like all the tracks, I hope to bring home something good... Let's continue to believe in it!”