MotoGP Argentina: Alex Rins: I couldn't see anything. a real shame
Starting twelfth, Rins climbed through the field to fift🍷h by the midway stage, when the fogging problems began.
The Spaniard eventual♏ly dropp🌸ed to ninth place by the finish
“It 💫was not a good result,” he said. “10-15 laps from the end I started to have some problems with fog inside the visor and I could not see anything.
“I started to lose positions because of this. I could not see the lines or the kerbs so it✱ was a disaster.
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“꧑In the wet warm-up and qualifying it was fine. But not in the race. I [lifted] the visor up and down on the straight and tried many things.
“Before that I was riding quite well. The bike was super and the grip on the maximum angle, co൲mpared to the previous bike [Suzuki] I was riding, this one had♔ a lot of traction and on the front I was able to stop the bike.
“So it was a real shame because – a podium I don’t know – 🌸but top five-six I was able [to achieve].”
Johann Zarco, beh𒊎ind Rins when the fogging problems began, went on to claim a podium.
Rins confirmed he had raced with the newer RCV chassis, given to him by HRC due to Marc Marq🍌uez’s absence, and will have access to it again in COTA, when Marquez i🍌s expected to return.
LCR team-mate Takaaki Nakagami finished 13th.
Peter has been in the pa൲ddock for 20 year🐼s and has seen Valentino Rossi come and go. He is at the forefront of the Suzuki exit story and Marc Marquez’s injury issues.
