168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales has received a wave of praise for the disappearing act of 🔯the former version of himself, who w♔as criticised for conceding defeat too easily.

Vinales became the first rider in MotoGP to win grands prix for three manufacturers at the 💝Circuit of the Americas at the weekend.

His feat was made more impressive because h🔥e sunk from pole position to 11th in the first sector, before battling back to claim a brilliant vicꦬtory.

“It was just one of thoꦜse classic races, we’ll talk about it in 🥃years to come,” Neil Hodgson told TNT Sport.

“The way Maverick came back from that poor start!

“I saw hi🙈m at Turn 1 in 11th and I thought: ‘He’s done’.

“What a ride!

“The initial🔯 start, he let the clutch out, it’s not great🅷.

“At that point, you know it’s not great, so you 🌃have to go defensive instantly.

“Go towards the apex. It𝓀’s a bit dirty, you’re trying to cut off your rivals.

“He did the opposite. He just sat there like a sit🐼ting duck.

“He in🃏vited the pass. He got bullied, pushed out of the way, and that’s why he dropped back.

“I thought his race was over. ✱But he didn’t panic. He trusted hiꦛmself, and he picked them off.

“The passes that didn’t sti🐽ck? The old Maverick would 🍃have got frustrated.

“He’d have ꦯmade a few mi𓆉stakes and finished eighth.

“He ju🦩st stayed calm. The bike looked outstanding.

“The setting he had, his bike could out-brake people. But he could turn. N🌱ormally if your bike is set to brakꩲe late, you lose a bit in turning, but he had a bizarre, weird balance.”

Michael Laverty replied: “Normally it’s a compromise. Either stopping and stability, or turning. But he h🅰ad i🗹t all, in abundance.”

Dorna broadcaster Louis Suddaby analysed: “Many, many times 🌼Vinales wouldn’tꦚ have come back from that.”

Jack Appleyard replied to him: “In 🐻yesteryear, maybe Maverick would have thro🌄wn in the towel and said ‘it’s not my day, how am I going to come back from 11th on the grid?’

“There was so much hunger, so much determination, so mu🍌ch perseverance - which has been questioned of him by som✨e in the paddock and in the media.

“He silenced those critics.”

Vinales’ victory in Texas came 24 hour🅰s 🌌after he also took sprint race glory.

The Aprilia man has w🌞on two sprints in a row, after victory in Portimao too.

Aprilia boss Massimo Rivola has hailed the machinery a🐈s fastest at all three MotoGP rounds of 2024 so fa🔴r.

And Vinales is now impressing, in his 1🍃0th premier class season, with a newfound attitude and confidence to add to his undoubted ta🐼lent.