MotoGP: Aprilia season record, Bradl 10th and Bautista 14th

MotoGP 2015 Sepang GP – the objective was clear: to continue improving after the good performances shown in Japan and Australia. Today, in the Malaysian Grand Prix, the men from Noale fully succeeded in their aim.
Stefan bradl he achieved 10th position, bringing the RS-GP to the best result of the season and making the parent company Aprilia rejoice.
Also Alvaro Bautista, despite obvious grip problems, he finished in the top-15 (14th) gaining another 2 world championship points.

“First of all I want to thank the team, Romano Albesiano and Fausto Gresini for believing in me by giving me this chance, especially after my disappointing first part of the season – he commented Stefan bradl. I had already shown my potential several times in practice, but it took some time to materialize it with a good result in the race. Over the weekend everything went very well, we managed to find a good set-up from the start and the whole team worked great, as always. It's nice to have been able to give him a good result in return, which was absolutely deserved. The race was very long for me: at the beginning I could be very fast, but not enough to follow the riders in front, so once I found myself alone it was difficult to maintain concentration and manage the margin over my pursuers. I'm very happy, finally a good result in the race too!”.

“A difficult race for me because I wasn't able to find the right set up – he explained Alvaro Bautista. We tried a lot but I was never able to find a good feeling, from this point of view it was the most difficult race. I also made a good start but the bike closed in front of me when entering the corner and when the tire drop arrived I had a grip crisis. I fought, I tried to find my pace and in the end a point even arrived. It's a shame because in the last few races everything had gone rather well. But now I want to thank the team who worked hard to help me and congratulate Stefan who had a great weekend and was also very competitive in the race."