168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo has called for a change of tactics by his Monster Yamaha team during this weekend’s Qatar MotoGP.

The Fꦬrenchman believes constant adjustments and data gathering have prevented him from riding to his full potential in the opening three rounds.

Quartararo is now aiming to simplify his Lusail weekend by sticking with one base co𓃲nfiguration from first practice onwards.

“We are trying to find grip but we already changed the set-up twenty times, so we will not find the performance by cha🔥nging more,” Speedweek.com quotes Quartar🍃aro as saying.

“I think it's good to have a ba✅se to adapt to, and then if we have something important that we think will really help, then we can try it back-to-back.

“But🍸 I don't want to try anymore the same things in different tracksജ.  

“I want to focus on my riding because every time we change [something] and I never find t⛄he limit ܫof my bike.

“So I don't want to touch the bi🀅ke at this Grand Prix and have the same ꦯbase from FP1 to the race. 

"Of course💧, if we need to make norm🧜al adjustments, we'll do that. But I don't want to change too much."

Quartararo impressed ♛with sixth and top non-Ducati in the COTA Sprint before rain, a sighting lap accident and grid chaos left him tenth in the Grand Prix.

“[The Sprint] was the first time that I really enjoyed this year dur🐼ing a race,” he said.

“Unfortunately, 𝔍I make a mistake during the [Grand Prix] sighting lap then thereꦐ was a big mess for the race, so unfortunately we could not really perform.

“But my feeling on the bike was good and I think that, like I said, keeping the same bike and working from my side to be at 100% of the bike and find the limit will be ♌really important this weekend.”

Quartararo is the most recent non-Ducati race winner at Qata♈r, dur🎀ing his 2021 title season.