MotoGP: Jorge Lorenzo “Austin will be a complicated race but I want to win, this is my mentality”
The reigning Yamaha champion, despite the test gap with Honda, does not give up
The champion's mentality can be seen in difficult moments and also when the opponents are stronger on paper. In fact, Jorge Lorenzo knows that the Austin circuit, Circuit Of The Americas, is favorable to Honda (in the tests Marquez was the fastest on all three days), but he is not giving up and is actually aiming for victory. The word is up to him.
“Qatar was incredible for us. A great start to a season, really competitive. It's always essential to start well, but Losail was only the first race of a long season. Now we have to change our mentality, let's go to the United States where there is a completely different track, not only the layout, but also the asphalt, the climate and some different circumstances. The Austin track has many 90 degree corners and many in first gear, where you need good acceleration and good traction. We will have to work hard from the first session to close the gap to the others. In any case, I am confident that I can achieve a good result here too. I want to win in Austin and this is my mentality, even if I know that in the United States it will be much more complicated.”
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I don't know why but my ignorant instinct about races makes me predict victory for Dani, Marc or Vale.
I consider Jorge to be a great complete handler (both as a driver and mentally) but I have this feeling...
Then…, maybe I'll bring him luck and he wins with a gap of (heard) 11,7 seconds from second.
And so…, as my friend W_Il_Sic… says, one way or another I covered my ass ;-);-)
Ahahahahahaha!
You're a myth…
@Robby
This is beautiful, right?
Almost like yours on Amato, Super Pippo, etc. etc. ;-) ;-)