168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Fabio Quartararo has offered a bluntly hone🅘st take on his MotoGP future.

He is reportedly the best-paid rider on the grid with a €12m per season deal at Yamaha.

That contract runs until the end of 2026 and Yamaha’s recent improvement hints at reasons to be opt❀imistic.

But Quartararo told : "I really believe a lot in that project, but I know that if it doesn't work out I will go to a projec🎶t that is already ready.”

Fabio Quartararo's Yamaha are improving

Quartararo has retained his ꦆreputation as one of MotoGP’s most talented riders since winning the 2022 championship on his Yamaha.

But, since then, Ducati have taken 🍒over ♛the premier class and Yamaha found themselves at a low ebb.

This year, with the acq𒉰uisition of the Pramac team doubling thꦛeir data and riders, Yamaha have become a threat again.

Quartararo has claim💧ed pole position three times in a row to prove his bike’s raw speed.

Despite thei𒀰r struggles lasting the pace of a Sunday race, and on the straights ag𝐆ainst Ducatis, Quartararo was set to win last weekend’s British MotoGP until his ride height device broke.

He retired from the lead and was reꦓduced to tears.

But the Yamaha project is giving him rea💦son to believe.

"Dealing with the Japanese has always been good, somet🐠imes too slow,” 𝔉he said.

“But𓃲 those who﷽ are here have already become a bit European as well..

"We are not going to wait two months to see if an improvement passes the test of so🙈 many kilometers; if the changes work, we put them in."