MotoGP Catalunya: Fabio Quartararo: ‘Good day on old aero’ but big wings back for Misano?

After st☂ruggling tꦐo 18th in the Saturday Sprint, the Monster Yamaha star made big changes for Sunday morning.
A competitive fourth fastest on the smaller fairing and olde✨r bi𓃲ke set-up in warm-up convinced the Frenchman to stick with it for the race.
The aftermath of the first lap accidents eliminated some key frontrunners from the restart, but after a strong opening lap Quartararo was able to pass Marc Marquez, Fabio di Giannantonio and Jack Miller to finish in the wheeltracks of si🍷xth place Alex Marquez꧃ (Gresini Ducati).
“For me, it was a good day,” Quartararo said. “Especi𝓡ally, we went back to last year's bike, last year's base🍨.
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“It was not really the first time, but basically on Friday and Saturday we changed a lot. Every exit I did was with a different bike, different setup, different🐠 weight balance.
“This morning we decided to go with last year's base and my feeling was better. We ಌused it for the race and🐽 it was I think a good step.
“I could make a great pace and that's it. There was a 10-second gap to the front guy today. Yesterday, with half the laps, we finished 17 seconds be𒐪hind, so I think 🅠it was not too bad.”
On the specific benefitsܫ of running the smaller aerodynamic package, last year's Cata𒁃lunya race winner said:
“Having big wings means also you have to us🍃e more power, and having smaller wing🔯s was a good idea, especially on this track. Maybe Misano I think we will go back to the big wings.
“But I think i🍸t was great to compare the aero package on the same track and to be sure to have more i𝓀nformation about how it's working in the braking, on lean angle, on the edge, so I think it was great to do it.”
Marc Marquez was the 🐼next best rider on a Japanese bike▨, in 13th, with Quartararo’s team-mate Franco Morbidelli 14th.

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