Tech3 KTM’s 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Maverick Vinales urged his team to “forget” Silverstone after enduring a difficult British MotoGP weekend that saw him qualify a lowly 18th and finish bot🐻h races outside the 🌞top ten.

In podium contention during the previous🐓 three rounds, the Spaniard faced a weekend marred by technical issues ꧋and grip struggles.

“This weekend, to be honest, I didn't change too much [on the bike] because I have 𓆉faith 🅷in the bike [set-up] we have,” Vinales said.

“Butꦺ I had a technical issue on♚ Friday, then I was in Q1, and if you start 18th, it’s hard.

“I had the rhythm to be fighting for the top five today, but starting at the back, I fought with🅺 everybody.

“I fought with Enea, with Raul, with Brad... So much that I lost 6-7 seconds in five laps. And that's where yꦏou lose the race.”

Although disappointed, Vinales focused on his strong pe༒rforꦍmance at other circuits.

🦂“🌌I think this track is very particular, very unique and edge grip is not our strength,” he explained.

“So we need to forget this track and concentrate on Aragon because for sure ♚t▨his was not the real potential of the bike.

“In Le Mans and Jerez, we were quite fast. We need to try not to get 😼very upset by this result and move on.”

Front tyre selection further complicated ma📖tters for Vinales.

“It was very hard to manage. I never liked this [medium] also with the Aprilia. But today it was the safest choice because of grain𓆉ing with the soft.

“Now, looking at the ones who chose the soft, it looks like it was the correc🍨t decision. But on paper, the medium was the correct one, so nothing t𒅌o regret.”

Adding to the challenges was Silvers�💙�tone's notoriously strong winds.

“I got many track limits [warnings] 🐭because🍬 I couldn't keep the bike on the track! The wind was huge,” he admitted.

With Aragon next on the calendar, Vinales emphasised the need for consistency and patien🦋ce.

“We must be very clever otherwise, if we make a mistake [by ch♍anging theꦰ bike too much], that's a disaster.

“We need to build up step by step,” he concluded.

Pedro Acosta was the top KTM rider in sixth place, 7.1s from Aprilia race winner Marco Bezzecchi and 4.ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚ2s ahead of Vinales.