Cal Crutchlow digs at MotoGP rivals: “People I don’t like…”

Cal Crutchlow will miss “racing against people I don’t like”, he has admitted as he exits MotoGP.
Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November
Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November

The British rider returned to replace 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Andrea Dovizioso for the fina🅺l six races of the 2022 season for Yamaha.

He wi🐽ll resume duties as a Yamaha test rider in 2023, leaving the grid that he firs𒁏t joined in 2011, but has aimed one final dig at his rivals.

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“When I came back I thought: 'I have to get going again’,” he added to .

“Because 𝕴I didn't want to come hꩲere to go around and cash my cheque. I'm not that kind of person.

“The change has been🥀 good, I got my dose of adrenaline to continue being fast on a bike.”

Crutchlow said about his role in developing the Yamaha bike that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo hopes can guide him💟 to title glory again: "It's true t꧑hat testing is, in general, boring.

🐓“Because you are alone on the circuit. There have been days when there were 27 people in the box and nobody on the track. If I did 10 laps, you could perfectly see the 10 black lines where I had passed, it's a rare thing.”

Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November
Cal Crutchlow, MotoGP, Valencia MotoGP, 4 November

Crutchlow, 37, said about how MotoGP ha꧅s changed: “Now it's more difficult, because the riders understand bikes more and how to get the best out of them.”

He said about tyres: "They tighten things up because everyone can do the same thing. Before you had👍 to control the gas much more and manage the sitꦑuation on the bike. 

“Now they're going full speed from start to finish. You can't go halfway through here, because then you stay behind; rolling alone. And it's dangerous, because then t♏he tyres don't work and you risk more.

"They're bikes you can't slow down with. They are nothing like a superbike, they are very rigid. So the tighter you squeeze, the better you൩ 🐠feel it.”

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