168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Raul Fernandez, the only rider still racing a 2023-spec Aprilia, will make his debut on the latest 2024 machine during Monday’s official Jerez MotoGP test.

While team-mate Miguel Oliveira was promoted to the factoಞry-spec bike this year - as used by triple 2024 race winner Maverick Vinales and team-mate Aleix Espargaro - Fernandez remains on 🐽the year-old machine.

However, Aprilia pledged to upgrade Fernandez to the ’24 during this season and he is set to get his first taste of the latꦇest bike - which features extensive aero upgrades - aft🐲er the Spanish GP.

“We will have the test on Monday and if everything runs smoothly during the weekend, Raul will have the first opportunity to briefly test the 2024 ൲bike,” revealed 🐲Trackhouse team principal Davide Brivio.

While Fernandez, who took his first points of the season with ninth and tenth places at COTA, will need to remain on the same engine spec this year, due tജo the homologation rules, all other parts of his 2023 bike can be upgraded.

The 2024 Aprilia en💫gine is thou💖ght to be largely unchanged from the 2023 version, aiding in the upgrade process.

Espargaro was strong on the RS-GP24 in🧜 testing and the opening round in Qatar, before mo🐠mentum swung dramatically to Vinales from Portimao.

Mꦬeanwhile, Oliveira is yet to experience a Vinales-styl💮e breakthrough and has a best finish of ninth.

Team manager Wilco Zeelenberg insists qualifying is maki🐈ng the gap to the top look bigger than 💙it really is, for both riders.

“The speed is there, which is very important and to turn that into ꦰa good position in the races, we have to qualify a bit bett𓆉er," said the Dutchman.