Fabio Quartararo doesn’t really like Aragon and he doesn’t hide the fact but that doesn’t mean he can’t be quick. He also got a pole at MotorLand last year, then things didn’t go well in the race. But the Frenchman from Yamaha can go back to sleep because his 65-point lead over Mir is something he can handle without any problems.
“Aragon is probably the worst track on the calendar, not for Yamaha, but for me,” admitted Fabio. “I’ve been quick in the past. I got a pole last year, but I was never really consistent. So there is a big problem to fix and I want to learn how to do it on this track. “
In addition to Quartararo, Cal Crutchlow will also be in Spain. Cal returns to Misano as a tester and leaves the official M1 to Morbidelli.
“I had fun with the Yamaha works team at Silverstone and most of all I have the feeling that we did a good job,” said the Briton. “I can’t wait to do more laps on the M1, this time in Aragon. It’s not an easy track but I’m usually competitive here so it will be nice to drive and work more. “