Simoncelli determined to make up for Catalunya
Marco Simoncelli was just 'a small step away from a great result' when he fell from a top six finish last time 🐲out at Catalunya, a mistake he's determined to make up for this weekend in Germany.
"At Barcelona I was just a small step away from a great re🌺sult, which was a shame becaꦯuse it would have been another injection of confidence following up our recent progress," said the Italian.
"There was frustration after the crash but not disappointment because in any⛦ case I was able to see that I can be on the pace near the front."
Marco Simoncelli was just 'a small step away from a great result' when he fell from a top six finish la🦩st time out at Catalunya, a mistake he's determined to make up for this weekend in Ger🍷many.
"At Barcelona I was just a s💎mall step away from a great result, which was a shame because it would have been another injection of confidence following up our recent progress," said the Italian.
"There was frustration after the crash but not disappointm☂ent because in any case I was able to see that I༺ can be on the pace near the front."
The San Carlo 🤪Honda Gresini rookie is now aiming to claim the kind of breakthrough result he was on-target for in Catalunya during this Sunday's eighth round.
"At Sachsenring, a circuit I like, I will try to confirm our recent progress and d🐟꧑emonstrate it on track," he said.
"I have won in Germany for the past two years in 250 and I always seem to get the best out of myself there so I hope I can have another good race and finish it🌜 with the result that eluded me in Barcelona."
Simoncelli starts the weekend tenth in the championship but still the second-bets rookie behind Tech 3 Yamaha's Ben S𒁏pies, who is two places and 20 poin𝓡ts ahead.
Peter has been in🌃 the paddock for 20 years and has seen Valentino Rossi co💛me and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
