MotoGP – Dani Pedrosa: "My goal is to finish every race"

Dani Pedrosa was the real protagonist of the first race of the 2006 world championship together with Loris Capirossi; the Spanish centaur of Team Honda Repsol demonstrated that he was not affected by the transition from 250 to MotoGP by riding with spectacular trajectories and a very effective style. In fact, the Spaniard "picks up the bike" very early and accelerates very quickly. However, Pedrosa remains with his feet on the ground and does not want to think about the world championship ranking.

“There is nothing definitive at the moment – ​​said Pedrosa as reported by www.motogp.com – The situation is very uncertain. Rossi had some problems, and others like him too. We have to wait for some races to pass to see how the ranking will shape up. My goal continues to be to finish every race, improve my physical condition, both on and off the bike. We have to see how the other riders will respond to Rossi. It is still early to draw conclusions, to say whether Valentino will dominate the World Championship as he has done in recent years or whether there will be someone capable of opposing his supremacy.

The next race will be calmer because I will be able to move more calmly in the paddock. In Jerez every time I went to the bathroom I had at least 15 people following me. Next week will be a hot week, it will be very tiring on top of the bike.”