Moto3: Romano Fenati “Another important test bed in Argentina”
The Sky Racing Team by VR46 driver added "Miller is the driver to beat, but let's not forget the others"
Romano Fenati arrives in Argentina after the splendid race in Austin, when, after a beautiful comeback, he played for the victory with Jack Miller, Australian rider of the Red Bull KTM Ajo Team. The Sky Racing Team by VR46 driver is ready to get back on track, he has the say.
“I really want to discover this new circuit, it will be another important test for me. Surely the number one opponent to beat bears the name of Miller, but we must not lose sight of the other direct competitors for the title either. I arrive at this event rested and with the right amount of concentration, now all that remains is to get on the track and open the throttle.”
Even his team-mate Francesco Bagnaia can't wait to get on track at the new Termas de Rio Hondo circuit.
“I have very good feelings for this Grand Prix because we are improving more and more and obtaining increasingly important results. In recent days I will have looked at the circuit's on-board camera at least a thousand times and I can't wait to go around it. I am confident in the work we will do, we will push to have an excellent race.”
Finally, Team Manager Vittoriano Guareschi spoke. “I'm always very curious and motivated on new tracks like this, it seems like a less complicated circuit than Austin, easier to understand. We hope the grip will improve compared to last year's test, which is fundamental for us who are the first to hit the track: we risk losing one or two sessions to bring the grip to a sufficient level for the tests. We must continue to work as well as we did in Austin and keep both Romano and Pecco at the levels we faced in the last race.”
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In my opinion, Honda will not sit idle... apparently they have decided to give good support to Vazquez too. The latter's problem in Austin was his wrist, he had a brace on his wrist, which was sore from a fall in training, so they made the set up very soft on the front, to put less strain on his wrist, but on the flip side they were the braking sections, where he couldn't apply the brake together with the others. But his bike has always been the fastest, and with his great experience with small displacements, I see him having an advantage on a new circuit... if I were Fenati, I would be especially worried about Miller and Vazquez...