Aleix Espargaro believes Aprilia’s MotoGP bike is “better” than the KTM, but couldn’t match it in the SpanishGP because “I cannot race like I want” on the RS-GP. ⬇️
Espargaro says his problems in the races at Jerez were down to his bike’s handling suffering while he is behind other riders, but genuinely believes “I have one of the best bikes out there”.
“I’m very disappointed, because once again the easy thing for me is to say the bike didn’t work today and the bike is not good,” he began. “I was the fastest one again on Friday with the lap times that I did, but once I’m in the mix – and in the end that’s where it counts – I cannot do my lines, I cannot race like I want.
“I want to say congratulations to KTM, the job they did is amazing. The riders, Jack, Brad, and the whole team, it’s crazy what they are doing.
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