Monster Yamaha suffered its worst weekend of the 2024 MotoGP season in Austria, failing to score a point with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo or 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Rins in either the Sprint or Grand Prix.

It w🐬as the first time Yamaha has been left pointless this year, while being bea𒆙ten by Honda for only the second time this season.

Yamaha now hopes that increased 🤡grip from a resurfaced Aragon plus new parts from the private Misano test wil💖l help their chances of being more competitive in Alcaniz this weekend.

Yamah🅰a finished 1-3 at the track with then Petronas riders Franco Morbidelli and ✨Quartararo in 2020.

But the Frenchman was only eighth at Aragon in his title-winning 2021 campaign,🃏 then crashed out after tangling with Marc Marquez on the opening lap of the most recent 2022 round.

That race ended without any Yamaha rider🎃s in t⛎he top 13.

“Aragon is a nice track w꧃ith a nice layout, but in recent years it's been a tough one for us,” admitted team director Ma👍ssimo Meregalli.

“The track has been completely resurfaced since we were last here. We hope that this new𓄧 tarmac will provide us with good grip and that it will aide our performance.

“Moreover,🐼 this weekend we will bring new items that were tested and approved by the riders at our private Misano test last week.

“We will try to maximise what we get ou🅠t of this GP: we want to get the best resuওlts possible as well as collect data.”

‘If someone [has] some grip to sell, let me know!’

Quartararo, whose best Aragon MotoGP result is a fifth place in his rookiꦺe 2019 season, called the latest M1 updates a ‘small improvement’.

“We had the opportunity to try some new things at the private Misano test. At the test we noticed that the new items give us a small improvement,” said the #20, who joked on social media after the Misano test: ‘If someone [has] some grip to sell, let me know!’

“This weekend we'll have another chance to try these items, but this time in a race-weeke😼nd setting. Aragon is usually not an easy circuit for me, but I'm curious to see if the new asphalt will help,” he added.

Home Spanish star Rins is a former Arag🌳on winner in Moto3 and MotoGP but will be facing the track for the f﷽irst time as a Yamaha rider.

“Despite 🐻some rain, we made good use of the private Misano test. I liked some of the new items, so we brought them to Aragon, and we enter this GP with a positive mindset,” he said.

“I like the Aragon track – it's a circuit I've done well at in the past. Now that the track has been resurfaced, it will hopefully improve the gri൩p levels, which could benefit us.”